
https://mocicc.org/agricultura/7w7p4uv5k2k Sunlit Leaf © 2011 Bo Mackison
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“An insect view of its plain.”
https://penielenv.com/9ox4qkmh I love that description of my kind of macro-photography, written by none other than Thoreau. It seems I do explore the world of insects, though I am not in search of the creepy crawlers, only in search of the way the sun lights the back of a leaf, the way the ripple of the leaf adds dimension, the many shades of the yellows and oranges.
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https://geolatinas.org/w24j6tu30n I absolutely love the colors. Gorgeous abstract.
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Buy Cheap Tramadol 100Mg Online A magical world exists close to the earth – absolutely! One of the wonderful side effects I’ve noticed of taking plant and flower photos is that I’ve noticed and seen bugs and insects that otherwise would have passed me by – and they’re all quite fascinating and beautiful and often also ugly 😉
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The hard/soft contrast here is dramatic. And that color! Wonderful all over.
Reminds me of Fantasia. I feel music rolling through my brain.