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Waiting for a train one autumn morning, saw this pile of fallen maple leaves. A bright, colourful leaf had just fallen on the older, more faded ones.
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Have been busy playing with hot wax... though not a great deal to show for myself.... its very hard to photograph.... here is this morning's work... a leaf that's been pressed into slightly warm clear wax, then two colours of wax painted around it... finally the leaf removed and oil stick rubbed in to emphasize the veins and the edges.
The leaf was from a London Plane tree - many of which line the roads here in Bristol.
1.) This image is an example of texture because of the frost on the outside of the leaf. This photo also shows emphasis because it is focused on the leaf only.
2.) f/4.4 1/640 800
3.) Theme: Chilly in the Morning
4.) This is my favorite photo I took this semester. It resembles the change from fall to winter. The ISO is what made the image work the best; it captured a good amount of light to make it dramatic.
Scientific Name: Viola hastata Michx.
Common Name: Halberd Leaf Violet
Certainty: not sure (notes)
Location: Southern Appalachians; Smokies; CabinCove
Date: 20060602
ID by leaf alone... but my mom is almost always right.
I don't think this tree ever has flowers (or do all trees have them at some point?) but the leaf buds look like flower buds!
One of my favorite iPhone photography art photos from recent days! Taken with the regular Camera app, edited with Camera+ and Picfx and Camera+.
April 2, 2011
I captured this macro leaf photo with a Sony A7S and a Fotodiox Auto Macro Extension Tube with a FlapJack C-200 LED Edgelight as back lighting.