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Last Leaves
Unfortunately it looks like this plant has passed, which is a little saddening. Still, makes for a photo of contrasts interesting to me. I hope you enjoy.
Wilting Humbert
What I’ve learned is that this flower is likely a Canna ‘Yellow King Humbert’ Burbank. I saw it at last year’s Sculpture by the Sea. Thought there was something interesting about the contrast between it and the surrounds. Didn’t draw … Continue reading
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Tagged canna, flora, flower, humbert, king, monochrome, monochrome-madness, spring, urban, wilting
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Dry Space
There’s something unpleasant about this photo. I think it might be in how it sort of feels arid, or depressing. Saddening. Not sure. I hope you enjoy.
Curling Leaf
Taken a few weeks ago, before the leaves started dying as the prunus x blireana moves toward its barren stage for a good while. This is my submission into the three hundred-and-twenty-sixth Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. The theme for this one … Continue reading
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Tagged curled, curling, flora, leaf, leaves, lens-artists, plant, prunus, tree
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Wollemi Pine, Another View
Another photo of the wollemi pine I have. This bit was still quite fresh, and I guess still is at the moment, but it was more fresh when this was taken than it is now. This is my submission into … Continue reading
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Tagged flora, leaves, lens-artists, monochrome, pine, plant, vegetation, wollemi
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Shade and Sunlight
And all in one picture. Featuring one organism! Not much to say. Feels like a pattern, and I’m quite happy with how this photo turned out. I hope you enjoy.
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Tagged branch, branches, flora, leaves, light, monochrome, plant, prunus, shade, sunlight
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From a Crevice
Growth happens in a lot of places, including this crevice in a wall in my backyard. It’s nice to see this kind of adaptability and exploitation of whatever space there is to grow. Not always, but here it’s nice. I … Continue reading


