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Fall is among us.
Froze a leaf in a 9x13 dish and then shot it from above, with a SB800 at 1/4 power from underneath with a really tight homemade gridspot attached.
Backlighting leaves really brings out the colors and you can see all the veins within - beautiful!
Technical Data
Nikon D40x with AF-S 55-200 mm f/4-5.6 VR lens; 1/250 @ f/5.6; ISO 100
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I'm pretty sure this is my favorite of the bunch that I took on Sunday morning's excellent adventure to the Nitobe Botanical Gardens at UBC with Lars, Sarah, Doug and Tara. We were disappointed to find that the Nitobe Gardens have switched to winter hours, and are no longer open on weekends, but made the best of it with a trip to the UBC Botanical gardens for some of the fall colours on display there.
I could see the light on these leaves, and saw the ground behind in darkness and knew this gem was waiting to be captured!
Most of you will be busy with your families on Thanksgiving Day so I want to tell you now that I am thankful to have you as my flickr friends. Enjoy your food, your loved ones, and your many blessings.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
A brand new shiny tender grape plant leaf makes its debut. It is about the size of a quarter. Spring is here!
The edge of a giant Victoria waterlily leaf at the aquatic plantings at Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania.
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Pentax K-30, Rokinon 85/1.4
For the Pentax Forums Single in October challenge.
Yep. And I laid that sumbitch there, on purpose, face up, in the clover. FTW.
Simple but i like it sunshine caught on this leaf in the forest
no alterations made to this picture whatsoever.