I would usually post a fern frond in black and white, but the colours in this one were so lovely, I had to keep it in colour.
Shot at Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens.
Olympus OMD EM5, 60mm macro.
x desleyjane
I would usually post a fern frond in black and white, but the colours in this one were so lovely, I had to keep it in colour.
Shot at Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens.
Olympus OMD EM5, 60mm macro.
x desleyjane
Stunning – I’m so glad you left it in colour!
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Thank you. Me too.
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I’m also glad you left it in colour – gorgeous!
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Thank you! Me too.
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Your B&Ws are always gorgeous, but this looks wonderful–such texture!
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Oh thanks so much Terri. I did love this one.
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This is beautiful. I’ve not seen this colour pattern before.
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Thank you! I hadn’t either. It was beautiful and kind of hidden away down a little path.
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Love the color pattern on this photo!
Amazing…you can actually see the cobwebs.
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Thanks so much! It was great to find this one!
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Everything conspires to make me miss home. This superb photo of the rasp fern took me back to a gully below J’s house where we walked through a whole colony of them still wet from rain.
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Oh how lovely.
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you are right, the colors are too good 🙂
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Thank you Joshi! It was such low light, they almost shone. I couldn’t dull them 😊
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Beautiful. Definitely worth a colour shot.
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Thank you! I was really happy to find it.
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yeah…you need color for that fern!!
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Exquisite and so well composed!
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Thanks Paula. I was fascinated by this lead frond.
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Leaf!!
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Good choice- what great colors, Desleyjane. Agree that ferns work well in B&W, too. I simply love them.
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Thanks Jane, yes usually b&w. I need to find more ferns to photograph!
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