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On a stone bench in Taunton.

I like how this leaf looks like a heart

Visited with Peter Tristram from Forest Drive Nursery again today and took some shots of the nursery and gardens.

 

Forest Drive Nursery www.bromeliads.com.au/

Forest Drive Nursery specialises in bromeliads for the discerning collector.

 

We are located at scenic Repton, 20km south of Coffs Harbour and half way between Sydney and Brisbane.

 

The greenhouses and gardens display an extensive range of species, cultivars and hybrids largely from imported stock.

उस दिन चलते चलते देखा, एक पेड़ के नीचे दो पत्तों करवटे ले कर पड़े थे । क्या पता क्या गुफ्तगू कर रहे थे आपस में..

Wet Autumn Leaf in the Sand

A grey drizzly autumn day in Kuopio.

Leaf along the Spruce Bog Trail.

 

In the very dark bog lake water

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I shot this at Black Lake, Ont, which really is a beautiful place.

Duo toned with green and black

I hate that toolbar. greedy parasites flickr/yahoo-whatever, I hope you all get decapitated.

 

As for the photo, its a Hoheria leaf.

Everything is the same! only superficially different. I think its H.sexstylosa. (some Hoheria, some tree, some plant, some lifeform). Replicators.

 

Looks best in larger size (right-click on image then click Large).

Mimbres River Valley, Luna Co., NM. 18 Jul 2012. (6393)

Autumn, the leaves turn yellow with a beautifull blue sky.

Pressed Australian Gum leaves with coloured handmade paper and colour pencil dots

Gold leaf heart

A5 size

 

The other sewn Australian Native Leaves artworks in this set...

 

I press the leaves first (like you would press flowers) this helps retain a level of their original colour...

Australian Native plant leaves are very strong and solid...

 

I sew the leaves onto delicate layered fabrics with diverse coloured threads or each other or other vegitation such as paper bark...

 

the fabric is a symbol of the

"fabric of life"...

the fabric also refers to the spiritual concept of inner spiritual eyes wearing veils...how soft and delicate a veil is but we become comfortable thinking we can still see clearly while wearing them...

 

I use leaves to reflect the concept of "leaves of one tree" or "leaves of one branch" as a symbol of humanity living all on one planet as one human family...living all on the one "Tree of Life"...

 

sewing is a symbol for the action of unity...unifying the diverse parts together into unique relationships of harmony in diversity...

 

when diverse objects and diverse peoples come in contact with each other they can create light and immense beauty if they choose to act through unity...

 

The other leaf art images are on paper or card...I also use coloured pencils to replace the thread with coloured dots.

Two Vivitar 285HVs @ 1/4 power behind leaf.

Leaves on a tree at the apartment complex where my wife and I live.

OK, it's not original, but it's what came to mind. From the Garfield Park Conservatory in Chicago.

On Edgewood Avenue, Madison, WI

A leaf bug Toni found today while taking Taffy outside.

Photo taken with Canon ef100mm f2.8 macro usm

Not sure what this is exactly...gunnera? or possibly rheum? I liked the sun filtering through and showing the pattern. Tried my new Tamron lens and although it was a bit windy for a really sharp shot I don't think it's done too badly.

Taken at Cuivre River State Park in Missouri

@ het Vagantenpad in Bunnik

@ 16°C / 61°F - half bewolkt

foto: Renk Knol 20141030

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