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Fountain pen inks on paper.
Inks: Diamine Sepia, R&K Sepia
Pens: a couple of Chinese fountain pens, including a Jinhao 51A with a fude nib
Paper: Daler-Rowney sketch pad 50 lb 9x12".
based on a kite base again ! fold in one uncut square of lokta and banana paper in 25/25cm .
at first I want to make a lizard but when I see the possibilitie to change the tail and the legs in a leaf ... I think it's better like this ... it's possible to make toes perhaps for an other one !
EXPLORED ON 21 May 2010 - #297
Sometimes things and people are better left alone. Just like this little leaf. It was so beautiful against the natural backlight.
I could not leave it alone... I had to click it for posterity.
Photograph © Kausthub Desikachar
Photographed with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and Sigma 150mm F2.8 APO Macro DG HSM lens with Sigma DG UV Filter. Handheld.
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Canon 50mm f/1.8. I hadn't used this little lens in a long time. I'm surprised at how well it performed.
A leaf stuck in a pool at the Bellevue Downtown Park. The color version of this is soft shades of blue & green. I like how black & white emphasizes the tiny wave train that the leaf has created.
Water Photos
Lone leaf in the light . Bugs had eaten away on a few parts of it which was my main draw to it in the light.It was a glowing example of nature to me..I am at camp and will get back to everyone's images when I get back home connections of looking at images are slow ..
Martin Down, Hampshire
Leaf Beetle [Cryptocephalus aureolus]
COLEOPTERA > POLYPHAGA > Chrysomelidae (Leaf Beetles) >
Cryptocephalinae (Case-bearing Leaf Beetles) > Cryptocephalini
I was surprised by the outline around the leaves in this shot, but I kinda like it.
Great detail on the leaves when viewed large and on black.