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Keene, New York.
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Another false leaf katydid, i think its amazing how many varieties of katydids there are in the tropics. Earlier I posted a false leaf katydid that resembled a healthy leaf and then I posted one that looked like a dead leaf and here is one from the middle ground. Resembling an unhealthy yellowing leaf. Really cool camouflage.
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I am guessing 1920s on this one. Someone took a great deal of time to cut out a matt to do the exposure with and then cut the photo out.
Just a simple study of a fallen Sycamore Leaf. Shot indoors in a light cube with Amaran Halo ringlight.
A fallen yellow leaf resting on a large green leaf blade. Photographed at Mount Whitfield Conservation Park, Cairns, Australia.
Holding a leaf up to the lens. The Canon PowerShot 2 has an amazing macro mode, which copes with it very well. If the leaf was flatter (or I was shivering less) it would have been even crisper.
It looks like someone attacked this leaf with a paper hole puncher. That seems unlikely though, so I'm guessing it was bugs.