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Leaf macro blackandwhite

Leaf and camera sitting on the ground (black and white). This macro shot was taken in Temuka, Canterbury, New Zealand.

One of my plants with an early morning drop of water

From the Acer (Acer Cappadocicum) tree. Taken in Harcourt Arboretum, Oxford.

The annual leaf macro taken in Gville.

Leaf Tato box, folded from 6 inch octagon. Taken on camera phone, blurry.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Leaf Scorpionfish, Taenianotus triacanthus - Qamea Island, Fiji

This is a short sequence of shots i took today from our picnic to Cordeaux Dam.

Autumn leaves had fallen all over the ground and the children thought it would be a great idea to play amongst them.

This is a shot of Luca getting hit buy a Leaf Bomb.

  

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Love calls like the wild birds

it's another day.

 

A Spring wind blew my list of

things to do...away.

Nissan Leaf 2011 detailed 3d model you can buy here: www.humster3d.com/2011/05/17/nissan-leaf-2011/

optical illusion - it's a depression in the cement made by a leaf

Spot metered and focused on the back-lit leaf. If you look at it too long and drink too much Chardonnay, you see a man in pain with his arms out stretched. I must stop skipping those AA meetings.

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A leaf on a rock on top of mount Sugarloaf. Campbellton, New-Brunswick.

Pressed Australian Gum leaves with coloured handmade paper

and colour pencil dots

"girl with pony tail"

nature colage

A5 size

 

The other sewn Australian Native Leaves artworks in this set...

 

I press the leaves first (like you would press flowers) this helps retain a level of their original colour...

Australian Native plant leaves are very strong and solid...

 

I sew the leaves onto delicate layered fabrics with diverse coloured threads or each other or other vegitation such as paper bark...

 

the fabric is a symbol of the

"fabric of life"...

the fabric also refers to the spiritual concept of inner spiritual eyes wearing veils...how soft and delicate a veil is but we become comfortable thinking we can still see clearly while wearing them...

 

I use leaves to reflect the concept of "leaves of one tree" or "leaves of one branch" as a symbol of humanity living all on one planet as one human family...living all on the one "Tree of Life"...

 

sewing is a symbol for the action of unity...unifying the diverse parts together into unique relationships of harmony in diversity...

 

when diverse objects and diverse peoples come in contact with each other they can create light and immense beauty if they choose to act through unity...

 

The other leaf art images are on paper or card...I also use coloured pencils to replace the thread with coloured dots.

 

Unknown Leaf Cylinder Beetle, Canoe Point, Tannum Sands.

I really liked the veins of this baby maple tree leaf and its nice coloring.

Sugar maple leaf in fall, at Bay Mills Indian Reservation

Tannin leaf stains on the sidewalk. Although I isolated just two here, there's a whole section of sidewalk that is covered with these. It's incredible looking down at that section and picking out the multitude of leaf shapes.

 

10.29.2012

 

112 Pictures in 2012, #75 Five minutes from home

green leaf - Large broad flat leaf shot against white to enhance the fine details including the vein structure.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24686261-green-...

Leaf Beret from Knit1 Magazine

Practice simple stitching skills with these happy leaf printables!

Leaf Beetle (Chrysomelidae)

 

Thanks to Nigel Jones for the ID :)

Just a nice looking leaf in my mom's garden.

Leaves have a cuticle layer which is a waxy covering on the surfaces of the leaves. This covering serves as a protection adaptation that prevents terrestrial plants from dessication (or drying out). Although the cuticle serves as a form of waterproofing it is also capable of giving some protection from microbial attacks.

...a mistake that worked

Red leaf amongst older dried leaves on the ground

©2011 Sudakaran Gnanasegaram

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