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Dusky Leaf-monkey - Trachypithecus obscurus carbo - Очковый тонкотел
Near Threatened
Pulau Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia, 03/02/2014
Three photographs of a fluorescing geranium leaf: left - LW mercury lamp; middle - overlayed with a nasturtium leaf that fluoresces less strongly; right - illuminated with a defocussed 404nm diode laser (HDR image). All photographed through a yellow filter.
I have not attempted to clean the images of fluorescent dust etc.
Leaf shape distorts when infected by powdery mildew at an early stage of leaf development -- before a leaf has expanded fully
LEAF Festival in Black Mountain, North Carolina from October 16-19, 2014 - © 2014 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions Concert Photography Archives - www.performanceimpressions.com
Leaf miners are the larvae of insects that live inside the leaves of trees and plants. They are very common among citrus trees, but have been known to attack a number of different trees and some garden crops. They are difficult to get rid of because they live inside the leaf where they are protected from pesticides. Leaf miners are most frequently larvae of moths, flies or beetles.
Leaf in oneness
One leaf left
On the marple tree
One lonely leaf
Is all you see.
One leaf left
On the marple tree
Passion rest
This one is me.
Language is like shot silk; so much depends on the angle at which it is held.
He heard the quiet opening of the door. But he did not turn. In a moment a hand lay on the high backrail of the wooden chair on which he sat. He did not speak and the owner of the hand did not speak... In some distant house an amateur, a lady with time on her hands--not in them, for the execution was poor, redeemed only by distance--began to play the piano: a Chopin mazurka, filtered through walls, through leaves and sunlight. Only that jerkily onward sound indicated progression. Otherwise it was the impossible: History reduced to a living stop, a photograph in flesh.
--John Fowles, from "The French Lieutenant's Woman"