The change for an aspen leaf.

From a walk around Cull Canyon.

Taken in Cubbon park a long while back.

Umm...it's a leaf. I liked it so I shot it.

Nikon D200 with a Nikon 70-200mm VR II lens handheld at Longwood Gardens.

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leaf backlighting

Fall color on the serviceberry tree

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.

testing the D500 + Nikkor 200-500 on details on this damaged leaf

We use use these leaves when we got stung by stinging nettles when we were young so they were call dock leaves by rubbing them on the spot where we were stung, a simple image but the back light makes it interesting, very little processing was done pretty much strait out of camera.

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Scanned the leaf, enlarged it in my program and put it on the marbleized paper.

A leaf caught near our flat, a short summer and a quick introduction to Autum and Winter. The effect used was Holga

Here in the north of Italy in autumn is raining almost everyday. Fortunately rain can bring also something nice. I've found this leaf right in front in front of my door...

Leaf shift

Khao Sok Nationalpark Thailand อุทยานแห่งชาติเขาสก

It was cold and icy today, so a trip to the warm, tropical indoor orangerie at Tower Hill seemed like a great idea. The variety of plants is always a joy to see, but especially at this time of year.

Leaf is going for a ride with me .

blogged at My Dream Canvas!

Sort of as if a leaf had a role in a horror film or something.

A leaf of Banana

Photoed at The Kyoto Botanical Garden.

Canon 30D

Gitzo GM1340 Tripod

Heart-shaped leaf, with a crenate margin. The mature leaves are hairless.

Does anyone know what kind of tree this leaf dropped from? Now I am curious. BROADLEAF MAPLE

My neighbor told me this is a broadleaf maple. And people love to have them in their yards because the leaves decompose so quickly and make compost. Which is true, when I tried to pick a few up, they fell apart in my hand.

I fell in love with this scene...how the ice of the frozen puddle had melted away from the edge of this leaf. It seemed a little unreal, a little magical...I could have filled the camera with photos of it....

more photos from the Yasuni Research Station in my album Yasuni

This is the last leaf standing in the tree in front of my house. This leaf has probably some genetic mutation that protects it against the temperature.

leaf with frost on it

The leaf is from a tree in our garden. I photographed it after taping it to a window in our conservatory. My initial plan was to use a tripod but I could not get it close enough to the window and so I hand held the camera.

more photos from the Yasuni Research Station in my album Yasuni

Red hot outside today, so got some leaves from garden, back lite with sun.

RHS Garden Wisley - May 2014

2481. You don't have to travel far to capture your photographs. This image is taken just a few meters from my home.

Check out the photo location in www.flickr.com/photos/ulfbodin/4685807206/ (note left of approaching car)

Kazuno City [?]

In your imagination you can give a simple leaf any color you want.

In reality… you can make it in polymer clay, it's so easy, fun and liberating :-)