A closeup of my green tree python's head. I love this pic!

Near Cunninghams Gap, Main Range National Park, SE Queensland, Australia.

I love leaves, macros and HDR - so why not combine?

Leaf

In the Old Town section of Alexandria, Virginia.

A sign

Taken in My Backyard. It is a leaf of a grape plant.

Just a leaf in the water

Taken with an iPhone 4S and edited with Snapseed

Leaf in the snow in Stanley Park

Leaf Scorpionfish

This little guy landed next to me while I was working on my computer. Let me take a few shots and then took off.

Best Viewed Large On Black

It's my 1st macro shot .

LEAF CUTTER BEE FLYING IN A LEAF TO ITS NEST

A leaf lying in the grass. Taken late at night with a Windows Phone, while lying in the grass holding the phone in one hand and a torch (illuminating the leaf) in the other.

Unedited (straight from the phone) except for a crop.

Just a leaf filled with water on a fence but I like it.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Leafs on a small Janpanese Maple in my garden.

This was from a tree just by the elephant enclosure in Chester Zoo

A leaf is floating on the surface of a filled plastic barrel.

Thank you to my boyfriend who let me borrow his camera for this shot.

I liked the way the light was shining through these leaves and the colours on them.

Cyanea crispa (Gaudichaud) Lammers, Givnish and Sytsma in the strict sense (not including Rollandia crispa Gaudichaud var. muricata Rock)

Synonym: Rollandia crispa Gaudichaud

Hawaiian names: hāhā, `ōhā, `ōhā wai

Family: Campanulaceae (the bellflower family)

Habit: Plants with somewhat fleshy stems. Immature and young mature plants are often single stemmed. Older plants are usually branched at the base.

Native; endemic to the Ko`olau Mountains of O`ahu.

Habitat: gulch bottoms and lower gulch slopes in mesic-wet and wet forest.

Federally listed as endangered.

Cyanea crispa in the strict sense (not including Rollandia crispa var. muricata) and C. ‘muricata’ (Rollandia crispa var. muricata) appear to be separate taxa. They can be found growing together. I have not yet seen any plants that look intermediate between the two.