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A three-frame panorama of macro shots of a leaf; taken on a NEX-3 with a manually focused lens and not much DoF, handheld.
Sigma 24mm Super-Wide II f/2.8 lens on NEX-3
First images from a day of experimentation with macro (not my usual subject) and my new light tent.
Shot with a Fuji X-E2 and the 60mm macro lens
FIRST AUTUMN LEAF...no editing!
Walking in the forested yard of my daughter this morning, I found this beautiful GIFT.
Of the hundreds of trees of all kinds, this one leaf was in the middle of the lawn. I looked everywhere and there was no other leaf in full fall color...so I knew it was a special gift from a beloved tree, sent just for my JOY.
Sharing my Joy...♥♥!
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I had a difficult time finding CC-licensed image of a Virginia Creeper leaf on a white background here on Flickr. Since my office is covered in it, thought I could provide a service by cutting and scanning a leaf.
Voila!
Gemma has got a new fixation. All leafs on the patio are to be carried inside. A good thing she's an indoor cat.
This phyllode (leaf) has been cleared of flesh and the network of nerves (veins) that remains has been stained pink
Its a holiday and I am in our front yard doing some backlighting leaves using the sun. And here are the few I got from my mini photoshoot.
This leaf has a burned part and I look it interesting than plain yellow green.
Another from my day on the Joe Cornish Workshop at Thorpe Perrow Arboretum, drops of rain on an autumnal leaf.
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