Posted by Anita (West Nottingham, United States) on 12 February 2008 in Plants & Nature.
The deciduous trees in north central Oregon are covered with moss and lichen, making them an iridescent green in the winter, instead of grey and brown. Just lovely. ++++THANK YOU FOR VISITING!++++
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Wonderful colors and focus. Beautiful shot!
12 Feb 2008 11:41am
I really like the detail you've captured here, Anita. Excellent use of depth of field.
12 Feb 2008 1:20pm
@Paul Michko: The depth of field was enforced on me by the lack of tripod and the overcast sky.
ooohh lovely!
12 Feb 2008 1:42pm
Simply an awesome shot of these lovely plants(??). Great details and such a variety of colors too. Fabulous image.
12 Feb 2008 10:29pm
A wonderful "abstract" photo of beautiful muted colors.
13 Feb 2008 5:22am
Great colors, and even though you won't take full credit for the DOF, it works really well! You have captured the textures wonderfully....
13 Feb 2008 5:55am
There's something about the way you use light. This is not the first of your macros that made me think of ocean plants (or coral reefs). I can almost see the plant moving in an ocean current (even though I know it is rigidly on the branch).
17 Feb 2008 10:14am
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