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Designer: Roman Diaz
Diagram: Tanteidan 15th Convention Book
Unit: 1 square
Paper: Pacon paper colored with inkpad inks
Using the trick of coupling two lenses together, the last one on backwards, to get macro. More at: ptc24inpictures.wordpress.com/2015/01/04/get-up-close-wit...
Not a lot of people takes a pictures of leaf. Just because they're look beautiful by them self doesn't mean they're not important
The edge of the leaf blade is called the leaf margin. Intramarginal veins occur just inside the leaf margin and run parallel to the margin. They can sometimes be very obvious but you usually have to look quite closely to see them.
With some leaves, it’s the fine structure I like. With this one however, the subtle colour gradient is just as nice.
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I was hoping you'd be able to see the background a bit in this photo, but Flickr's white background does a pretty good job of blocking it out. It looks better in slideshow mode.
Anyway...
This photo is dedicated to my first donor, the amazing GustavoG who, between creating wonderful graphical representations of the Flickr community, took the time to make a donation toward my camera repair fund. Thanks, Gustavo! :)
I was walking a trail I had never used in the Monmouth County Park System when I stopped to look around. I happened to watch as the white undersided leaf fell and came to rest on the broad green leaf. How quickly time moves on.