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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.

Close up of fern leaf. On-camera flash diffused with milk carton.

A real fern photograph with colour enhancement

One from this morning at Ty Canol. It was damp and a little too breezy, but I managed to get this one sharp.

We never actually found the grave we were looking for, the little forest led us astray. But Christinero is a little place just outside of Christiansfeld, Denmark. The name translates into Christine's rest/ peace/ quiet. It was a romantic garden created by a lady called Christine who, after own wishes, was buried there after her death.

Canon 5d mk ii, Helios 44

A dying fern frond against a background of heather.

Northwestern Salamander (Ambystoma gracile) in the Oregon forest in which it was found.

Love to find fern's, in this Stage of Growth.

Processed with VSCO with a6 preset

Overlapping fronds of tree ferns (Cyathea sp.) The colour is SOOC.

 

A change from flower macros.

 

Thanks for your visit. Comments, faves and invitations are very appreciated if you chose to leave any.

I got caught in a heavy rain shower yesterday so stood under these wonderful tree ferns till it subsided, it didn't though and I got saturated walking back!

Thank you all for the comments 🙏💚 I really appreciate 👍

In Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

The fern tip was reaching out over a drop down to the river. I wish I could have gotten a little closer, but like the bokeh effect.

Twin Creeks trail, far northwest Austin

The dappled sunlight on the fern and moss and rocks was lovely. Sat and enjoyed the babbling of the brook. Taken at Chatfield Hollow State Park in Connecticut.

 

more Best Shots

 

Pentax K-3 - SMC Pentax DA 55-300mm F4-5.8ED

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Fresh fern fronds forming a fence. HFF

Gleichenia alpina (alpine tangle fern or alpine coral-fern) is a small fern species that occurs in New Zealand and Tasmania. It grows in subalpine bogs and scrub, and other cold, open habitats, usually in the open, and rarely extends into forest.

Unfurling. Series of Ferns

Fern frond in the late afternoon light.

Explore #22 05/03/13 Thanks everyone!

 

Smile on Saturday: Triptych

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