July Monthly Challenge - "Leaves"

Underside of tree leaves, taken with Flash.

 

Nicely done, Ohm. it enhances the yummy look of the fruit.

 

As it is a touch cold here at this time of the year.



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Canon RP and a Sigma 135mm

Gary

 

It is smilar here in Tasmania but we have had only a few light frosty mornings but still cold.

 

These few leaves were taken from my backdoor step with a 150 to 500mm lens, the effort of walking all the way down to the tree in my backyard was too much so I took it from my backdoor, it reminds me of my children, after 40 years on, still at home and do not want to leave.

 

Bit of a Double, i missed last months 'feet' subject but heres some with an old leaf................



.... and a some new leaves

M50 + ef-m 32mm

 

sounds good to me

 

Nice sandles and in the second one the spider's web adds some interest to the photo.

 

Ohm, I really like the photography, the look that the flash gives it, it highlights the colors of the leaves and its fruits, leaving the background as a slightly muted complement.

 

Gary, The photographs show us the low temperatures to which they are subjected, the first one draws some interesting, frosty shapes and the second one gives us a wintery appearance.

 

Craig, a nice odd number of leaves in a photograph, with a blurred background. Despite the large telephoto lens, the leaves look isolated.

 

Caladina, The sandals and feet dominate the photograph due to their pleasant color; you almost have to search for the leaf. The second photograph is a nice composition of growing leaves.

 

Thumbnail, It is an explosion of color that gives warmth and decorates the tree.

 

This month I had planned to photograph several types of leaves, of various plants, but after a hot weekend in Torredembarra, upon arriving in Barcelona I found that some mini rose bushes had dried out.

My plan got complicated because it seems Capture One has invented a new method to trick us into paying, and I'm not going to play that game. I tried DarkTable in Torredembarra and the results are encouraging, although I'm a bit confused. This series of photographs of the mini rose bushes.

 

The plants may have suffered but the result has created a striking set of images José.

 

Thanks, José.

 

José. of the three, I like the middle one as it shows what leaves are for in nature, food for insects and a means of gaining nurishment for the plant.