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Took this one November morning in my yard. Loved the colors and the way the frost was on the leaf, makes it look furry really...
This backlit leaf was supported by the twigs shadowed onto the leaf. Spotted in Morgaston Woods near the Vyne
Humorous Halloween decorations on the front lawn of a west-end Ottawa home lampooning fans of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team (October 16th, 2009; Nikon D90).
165-365 - A wet leaf after the hard rain.
ISO 200, 1/60 sec, f/ 9.0
Lens - Canon EF-S60mm f/2.8 Macro USM
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Leaf Barnacles (family Scapellidae) were extremely common along the lower portions of an artificial breakwater at Mussel Shoals, Ventura County, CA. They were mixed in with large numbers of mussels (Mytilus sp.)
Many people don't know that barnacles are an ancient group of crustaceans related to shrimp, crabs, and lobsters
A closeup show of the underside of a leaf. No idea which plant this was, but the leaves were fairly large. The colours were boosted a little to bring out the veins of the leaf.
a slightly autumnal appearance, rainbow affect from fountains, not a drop of rail. The weather back in December was fabulous
The leaf fat, or kidney fat, is some of the most desirable fat on the hog; it's chopped up and used to make the best lard.
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This photo was taken in portrait mode to achieve the blurred back round and focus. It had just rained and the focus of this is to attract attention to the droplets of water and bright green leaf shown. Lower and to the left is another small leaf in focus as well. This photo to me could be in the value category or the texture category. Over all satisfying to look at.