Sycamore leaf, backlit by sunlight. Photographed at the Reekie Linn Waterfall in Angus on 3 May 2009.

Nikon D40, Micro 55 3.5 & built-in flash

This wall fountain is a suitable location for Leaf, but it is not running. :-(

Pentax K-30, Kalimar 28-85

For the PentaxForums Single in August challenge.

This series is full of sass.

Leaf against the pavement

A little picture I took back in Autumn, the lighting was perfect for this photo just focussed straight onto the leaf.

a very small triangular insect sitting on a leaf.

This is another shot from my walk around the school grounds. I love how most of the leaf is green but there is just a hint of autumn in the red patch at the top.

Thanks for all your wonderful comments!(: I'm glad you all like it...I wasn't sure if I wanted to upload this photo...now I'm glad I did(:

Let your life lightly dance on the edges of Time like dew on the tip of a leaf..

Tian Ping Shan - Suzhou, China

read leaves

Wife hit by a red light runner

Out in the back yard on February 2nd.

Morton Arboretum

LEAF Festival in Black Mountain, North Carolina from October 15-18, 2015 - © 2015 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions photography archives - www.performanceimpressions.com

I planted a buckeye tree when I was seven years old. It's absolutely amazing to see how big it has gotten. That goes for the both of us!

Autumn leaf. Backlitt by the sun these leave really glow in their splendid color, but wind and lens flare it more difficult to capture than I expected

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Pomaderris leaf. Heathcote National Park, NSW Australia, September 2012.

fan looks like a lucky leaf

Another heart shape for the "heart" group - I always look for them as I am walking around - this one is in my backyard.

Autumn is a beautiful season, probably my favourite. The leaves this year seem more vivd than usual. I loved the light illuminating these leaves in Durham on a sunny day.

Author Brian Chan, folded by me.

See the dew drops? They are about to fall...

my parents live in the country, 5 acres in the middle of an old growth forest.

I grew up with a favorite tree...

it was my "secret place". I built forts underneath it, played "viking" (don't ask...I was never into Barbies though)

I read "my side of the mountain" and pretended I was lost and surviving out in the middle of nowhere.

until dinner.

I called the tree the Swiss Family Robinson tree because it was almost that huge.

I love going back to visit it~

Leaf.

Even Mother Nature is able to show her love through her plants and leaves... love is all over.... one just has to learn how to look closely....

A broad leaf growing by a pile of bricks, obscurely out of focus.

Taken with a Helios-44-2.