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Another one from Algonquin Park.

This is a leaf stuck to our window.

Submitted for Saturday Snapshot.

This is another shot from my walk around the school grounds. I love how the leaves in the background look like leather making the leaf in the foreground stick out.

Taken with Carl Zeiss Jena DDR Tessar 50mm f2.8

Light through beech leaf

Found in the Garden in April. Somehow conserved it's autumn colours.

this one is a euphorbia leaf... just in front of our house growing in a pot.... i tried to make green wall paper.... i love it coz i can see the little pigment on the leaf... hope you'll love it too...

observing the complexity of a simple leaf

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.

Closeup or an emerging leaf on our hydrangea bush.

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Maple Leaf / Ahornblatt

I LOVED THE COLOUR OF THIS MAPLE LEAF AS IT FLOATED PAST.

2011 - Day 6. Jan. 6, 2010.

 

This is a macro shot of a section of a tray that sits on my dining room table. My winter-weary eyes love the vibrancy and the texture!

In the very dark bog lake water

Autumn leaf resting on a fallen branch, at the bottom of my garden.

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

Autumn sycamore leaf backlit by early morning sunlight.

Close-up taken at Hong Kong Flower Show 2015

 

You can check my blog which describes my visit to the Hong Kong Flower Show on the following link:

 

preciousjasmines.blogspot.hk/2015/03/profusion-of-colours...

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

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.

A leaf bug Toni found today while taking Taffy outside.

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