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My new camera actually suggested this image. I was pulling away from another composition of the flamingos in the background and saw this.
I don't know what plant this was, but K wanted to go to a nursery in Naperville, Illinois on Saturday, so I took my camera along.
September 2005
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November 10: Took a quick walk around the Frog Pond, snapping shots the whole way--for a project. Most of my shots are very into the distance. This was one that was closer up. The light was fading, and my p&s wanted to flash, but I hate flash. So it's not entirely sharp. But I like the textures and the soft light. It was a lovely half hour all by myself--save for passing by four or five dog walkers. It's a 3/4 mile path, and well used. I'm happy that so many people (and dogs) get pleasure from this little wet spot on the land.
365: 2012 Day 142
Leaf
Sometimes I find myself wishing I was a plant expert..... Found these tree leaves with very strange 'devil' horns growing all over them. Thoughts welcome? Not quite as sharp as I'd have liked but given I had to stand on the road to shoot it handholding was my only real option.
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Fossil Willow Leaf (Salix cockerelli) from the Green River Formation. The unit is of Eocene age, about 45 million years old. Specimen is 7 cm long. Douglas Pass. Garfield Co., Colo.