Hello VP. Sometimes, when you look at a leaf, you find so many hills and valleys in microcosm, and so many insects and eggs of insects - there really is another world there. Especially when you look on the underside as well.
Hello Rune - I'm always fascinated by the patterns on leaves - and there are so many leaves, one never runs out of subject matter!
Thanks, Skizo.
Glad you like the leaf, Chuck. As for the light - usually, Buddleia leaves look paler and hairier (and less interesting!) than this one - but the afternoon light was picking it out from all the others in the bush. It was un-missable. Thanks, Nature!
lovely macro
ReplyDeleteThanks Magiceye. I like looking at things close up as much as you like standing back to see the general (and information packed!) scene.
ReplyDeleteLucy
Amzing! Almost a world on its own...
ReplyDeleteThe pattern and colour of life:-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful Work
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skizo
Everything was right on that one, the light, the color, the angle. Great shot Lucy
ReplyDeleteHello VP. Sometimes, when you look at a leaf, you find so many hills and valleys in microcosm, and so many insects and eggs of insects - there really is another world there. Especially when you look on the underside as well.
ReplyDeleteHello Rune - I'm always fascinated by the patterns on leaves - and there are so many leaves, one never runs out of subject matter!
Thanks, Skizo.
Glad you like the leaf, Chuck. As for the light - usually, Buddleia leaves look paler and hairier (and less interesting!) than this one - but the afternoon light was picking it out from all the others in the bush. It was un-missable. Thanks, Nature!
Lucy