Hello Helen. I don't have the botanical language to name what's what but this is the base of the stem, just above the earth, cropped into a square. There's a kind of skin there which breaks where the stem divides. The 'skin' is read, even though the stems above it are green.
I do love these macro shots - so interesting.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Great textures.
ReplyDeleteHello Hermes - one of the things about the camera is that we are able to see things we would not usually notice or, on occasions, even see!
ReplyDeleteHello Luis - the variety of colours and textures in this small bit of stem quite took me aback.
Lucy
Your comment might be my definition of ART Lucy - of which photography is an important part for me.
ReplyDeleteLovin' your lovage! It's fascinating trying to figure out what's what, and the colours are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHello Helen. I don't have the botanical language to name what's what but this is the base of the stem, just above the earth, cropped into a square. There's a kind of skin there which breaks where the stem divides. The 'skin' is read, even though the stems above it are green.
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