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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.
Spring Peeper (Pseudacris crucifer) - Penny Lake Preserve, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Actually "Leaf Peepers" are folks that drive up to Maine to look at the Autumn leaves, so there're easily distinguished from Spring Peepers by both size, and time of year.
When I first spotted this little guy (less than 1/2 inch in size) I thought is was a piece of bark or dead leaf on the green leaf, and the only reason I looked closer was that it was shiny. My confusion was no accident, since these guys are designed to look like a piece of bark standing out from a tree trunk (or branch) with the dark eye-stripe looking like a shadow under the surface of a peeling piece of bark. It also looks like a cross between a Treefrog and a Wood Frog which fits their location and way of life quite nicely.
Another from my day on the Joe Cornish Workshop at Thorpe Perrow Arboretum, drops of rain on an autumnal leaf.
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This is a small leaf between the finger and thumb of a small boy taken with a camera with a small lens.
A quick trip to the Rockefeller Greenhouse for some respite from the continued cold dreary grey skies.
South America, Brasil, Rio de Janeiro.
Wet Banana tree leaf in the atlantic rain forest.
Suedamerika, Brasilien, Rio de Janeiro.
Nasses Bananenbaum- Blatt, atlantischer Regenwald.
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