The bulk of the exhibit included orchids and begonias. I have TONS of flower photos but I find these so cool, I decided to show them as part of the challenge.
This is a remnant of a spent clematis bloom. I was fascinated by the perfect twist of these plumes...especially when you consider it originally looked something like this...
It's discoveries like these that led me to fall in love with close-up photography. I hope you'll visit the other participants (listed in the comment section at the photo challenge link above) and see what they've discovered.
10 comments:
All very interesting images. You were always good at finding small detailed "unknowns"...Ü You have a great eye, Kat!
Marie
just fabulous my friend. I just love what you captured. And you must go back to that place in the spring!
Love you,
Nance
Very interesting photograph...almost looks like the legs of a spider...wonderful !!!
Bob
These photos are fascinating, Kat! I've never had any luck with close-up photography. Come to think of it - I haven't had much luck with faraway photography, either (big smile inserted here).....Jon
Wow.. things look so different when magnified.
*M*
So beautiful! I feel as if I can just reach out and touch them. As always you captured this perfectly.
Monica
Fabuous shot...love it. Feel like I need to hold my breath...breathe and those delicate remnants could be blown away.
Very Nice! Those are some interesting seed pods.
Nice Shot-Carol
Those are fabulous. Love both of them.
Great read, thank you.
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