Life on a family farm in the wilds of Upstate New York
That was a great idea, I would of never thought of that concept!
Nice! I especially like the second one - looks almost tropical.
Excellent take on the challenge. Gorgeous colors!
I love the shady shadowy leaves,
great idea with the sun in the background.
So glad our internet connection is back up! These are beautiful
Lisa, thank you. I have been so enjoying the leaf shadows on so many plantsRev. Paul, thanks, I was trying for sunrises and hummingbirds, but sometimes you get a surprise instead.gtyyup, thanks, I just love green!Linda, thanks, I love the textures and colors under leaves this time of year.RG, thanksCathy, I am glad too! Thanks!
very unusual leaves. The sun came out nice in the background.
Gorgeous and very creative!
Great angles.
Ann, thanks, the big leaves are vitus riparia, the common wild grape of this region. They climb all over everything around here. The small ones are Norfolk Island Pine.cTG, thank you!Oregon Equestrian, thanks!
Nice shots and wonderful colors. Well done dear
Great shots! I think this challenge would have been a challenge.Lindahttp://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
henry, thank you very much!Linda, thanks, I kind of enjoyed it because I have been noticing the leaf shadows a lot lately and was glad to have an excuse to photograph them.
That was a great idea, I would of never thought of that concept!
ReplyDeleteNice! I especially like the second one - looks almost tropical.
ReplyDeleteExcellent take on the challenge. Gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteI love the shady shadowy leaves,
ReplyDeletegreat idea with the sun in the background.
ReplyDeleteSo glad our internet connection is back up! These are beautiful
ReplyDeleteLisa, thank you. I have been so enjoying the leaf shadows on so many plants
ReplyDeleteRev. Paul, thanks, I was trying for sunrises and hummingbirds, but sometimes you get a surprise instead.
gtyyup, thanks, I just love green!
Linda, thanks, I love the textures and colors under leaves this time of year.
RG, thanks
Cathy, I am glad too! Thanks!
very unusual leaves. The sun came out nice in the background.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and very creative!
ReplyDeleteGreat angles.
ReplyDeleteAnn, thanks, the big leaves are vitus riparia, the common wild grape of this region. They climb all over everything around here. The small ones are Norfolk Island Pine.
ReplyDeletecTG, thank you!
Oregon Equestrian, thanks!
Nice shots and wonderful colors. Well done dear
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I think this challenge would have been a challenge.
ReplyDeleteLinda
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henry, thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteLinda, thanks, I kind of enjoyed it because I have been noticing the leaf shadows a lot lately and was glad to have an excuse to photograph them.