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They may look like normal size leaves, but these are miniature Oak leaves growing off of that single little stem that has broken out from the trunk of the tree.
This tree is in my landscape and these triplet beauties caught my eye as I was cutting the grass yesterday.
In the house I went, grabbed my macro lens, and captured them from several angles. Here is the result.
What is it about autumn leaves that are so beautiful?!
A BNSF Railway grain train, a Union Pacific local freight, and a UTA FrontRunner commute converge at Lakota Junction in Orem, Utah on July 29, 2022.
Here is a 4-stitch image captured at 17mm at Cobble Beach in the morning while at Acadia National Park. After twisting and jamming my foot between two cobble stones at York, Maine and nearly breaking my foot I was very leery of climbing down here and walking around. Needless to say I took the chance. Mainly because I met another photographer there this morning and he followed me down. I figured if I tried to break my foot again I had someone to get me help ;)
These cobble rocks range from one to three feet in diameter and are quite interesting to walk among as they are all not that stable.
These three trees in front of the Many Glacier Hotel are irresistible to photographers in the late afternoon. Shot in Glacier National Park, Montana.
Hooded Crows visit for breakfast every day usually 6 of them - these 3 were late & sat on the fence hoping for more bird seed to appear!
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EXPLORE # 324 14.11.09
Victor Vasarely is truly a genius, having captured this image on canvas with brush and paint in a wonderfully nuanced and harmonious way, without the use of today's high-resolution printing technology.
The painting hung high up in the stairwell of the Würth Museum, and I could only photograph it with a telephoto lens.
Here on my computer screen (press L), the image appears completely three-dimensional, with the blue areas curved concave and convex, and the red areas receding into the background. He swapped blue and black and red and black diagonally.
Dreidimensional
Victor Vasarely ist wahrlich ein Genie, hat er doch dieses Bild mit Pinsel und Farbe super nuanciert und abgestimmt, ohne die heutige, feindüsige Druckertechnik, auf Leinwand gebannt.
Das Gemälde hing hoch im Treppenhaus des Würth-Museums und ich konnte es nur mit einem Tele fotografieren.
Hier auf meinem Computerbildschirm (bitte Ansicht vergrößern) wirkt das Bild vollkommen dreidimnsional, die Blauen Flächen konkav und konvex gebogen, die roten Flächen in den Hintergrund zurück tretend (lang- und kurzwelliges Licht). Er vertauschte jeweils Blau und Schwarz und Rot und Schwarz in der Diagonale.
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Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday
I thought some historical content was in order for today. I think these three look very handsome in their outfits!
I was hidden in the brush at Eastern College Pond and saw four kingfishers through the leaves. One flew away, but I was lucky to get three in focus.
my grandmother is visiting, from poland.
this is her first time in usa.
she's 80.
the reason for the bandaid on her cheek... she tripped down the escalator in the airport.
Mallard and Pintail Ducks co-mingling on the
Monte Vista NWR, Monte Vista, CO