The odd one out.

These two leaves are both from my Red Maple tree.

Taken in Benton-Franklin Master Gardener Demonstration Garden.

One of my favourite times of year............. for photography anyway. You've got all those shades of reds and greens, the low sun in the sky making gorgeous shadows on the surrounding landscape ........... and with the days getting shorter its easier to take sunrises and sunsets ..........................

Eastern Sierra, California, USA

Leaf

just some raindrops on a leaf

Juniper Gardens.

High Key leaf

Opting not to do the often shot Nuke Tower scene, I went around the corner and captured CP 637 a little further west of MP 99 as the train rounded the corner and the crew was greeted by a red signal staring them in the face.

Just happened to run across this leaf bug tonight. I hardly ever see them around.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Leaf Beetles mating

(Donacia semicuprea)

Lilljöparken,

Bromma,

Sweden

Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 USM Macro-lens

280/365

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Proud Nations!This reminds me of the Canadean flag

LEAF CUTTER BEE FLYING IN A LEAF TO ITS NEST

After seeing the technique described in a magazine, I thought I would try this myself. Hold the leaf by hand, make it look like it is dropping through the shot.

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

Nikon AF-S DX 85mm f/3.5G ED VR Micro.

Press 'L' to view on black.

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