Ferns and non flowering plants of Britain
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macro mondays theme: leaves
Ingredients:
Sony A7
Olympus OM Zuiko 2.8/135
10mm extension tube
morning light
Manual setup, manual focus, available light, handheld. Hope, you enjoy!
This scene astounds me every year.
The elegant fern unfolding.
It goes from one day looking very 'un alive', no green to be spotted, to suddenly waking up.
I could say they are very helpful.....but I would be lying. Ha ha. At least they give me wonderful opportunities for photos and it is my fault for having food around for them so the deal is they do the gardening and I do the photo shoots.
First feeble attempts with the Lensbaby Sweet 35. Possibly not the best choice for someone with middle aged, can't see near, far or anything in between vision, but we'll see what happens.
Have a wonderful Sunday!
it was a hard frost a few Sunday's ago when I went early morning volunteering. Everything was laced in ice and looked magical. This delicate fern frond caught my eye as I walked slowly through the frost gripped valley. Fawn is a beautiful instrumental by Tom Waits.
Spent an enjoyable, albeit challenging morning with some great friends and fellow photographers. Both the wind and the light were a challenge to work with. Once set up on a composition, you could expect to wait ten to fifteen minutes for a lull in the wind that would last only a few seconds, and you had to hope that you had cloud cover at the same time. It's good to be challenged on occasion.