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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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A drop of water on a leaf

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.

Kind of looks like a valve cover, but it's not.

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.

Leaf made by working into both strands gives no ridges.

One of my Phyllium sp "phillipenes" hatchling leaf insects

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I shot this in the front yard of a friend in Stockbridge, Mass.

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.

La Reserva Nacional Allpahuayo-Shimana, Loreto, Peru (Iquitos) - Apr 8 2012

 

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Reptilia

Order: Squamata

Suborder: Lacertilia

Family: Tropiduridae

Genus: Stenocercus

Species: S. fimbriatus

minolta maxxum 7000 + maxxum 70-210mmf4 + fujifilm x-tra 400 + c41 tetenal colortec

the leaf is real. VISIONS - my flickr blog.

Sugar maple leaves hanging over a path in the Native Flora Garden at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

photogram taken of a small, dead leaf

 

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not sure what kind it is

Macroshot of Veins on Leaf

Leaf done in Brazilian Soapstone - all one piece.

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