Moss and Lichen
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One from a couple of weeks ago.... working away at the moment, so not had much time for my photos... catch up soon! Moss valley March 2016
Moss Glen Falls of Granville is a gorgeous horsetail with thin streams of water which choose their path down a slightly angled rock face. The falls start out by bubbling down over some short steps before spreading out to dance down into a light teal pool about 25 feet wide. The falls are located on VT 100, and they are a major contributing factor as to why this road is widely considered to be Vermont's most scenic byway.
Moss could be annoying when it´s taking over your lawn, but it is quite beautiful when taking a closer look.
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Publication in the French magazines "Chasseur d'images" n° 398 of my photo Where is my house? and in "Phototech" n°47 of my photo Impressive first jump.
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The flora of the Andes National Park Cotopaxi (Ecuador) is rich in plants with delicate flowers, but unfortunately, for the most part, I don't know their names. But I'll show them to you anyway, they are very pretty!
Explore # 437 on Tuesday, 7 April 2009 - the 309th
Seen this moss spot in our concrete fence. Tiny and just about 1/2 cm in diameter. Curious of how it might look in a much blown-up picture, I macro-ed it using 105mm VR Micro + a reversed 50 mm. The lens was almost kissing the subject.