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22-04-2009, 02:32
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Unknown wild plant under heavy rain
Going back home during a heavy rain/sleet fall, I took this shot because of the surprising light under such conditions ... should possibly be in "Abstract" section ?
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22-04-2009, 07:57
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Re: Unknown wild plant under heavy rain
Like the comp and rain - be nice to be rid of that offshoot to the right
Not sure that being an unknown plant qualifies it as an Abstract! 
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01-07-2009, 08:51
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Re: Unknown wild plant under heavy rain
Like this one a lot
 .It's just so 'real',I mean go for a walk and this is what one sees.Normally folks look for that 'perfect' specimen to photograph but here,with the gorgeous colour and the bonus raindrops,this is 'real' life [if you catch my rambling drift   ]
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19-08-2009, 02:16
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Re: Unknown wild plant under heavy rain
Thanks Mark.
I did remove the unsightly twig on the right ... only to decide to keep the whole thing intact later! Good suggestion but ... Cheers. |
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19-08-2009, 02:19
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Re: Unknown wild plant under heavy rain
Water:
Thanks for the comment. Indeed, often times we try hard to make things appear differently than they really do. I am presently experimenting with "wild" stuff around the twonship. Crazy how little we "observe" what's right there to see! JP |
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19-08-2009, 07:10
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Re: Unknown wild plant under heavy rain
I like it
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21-08-2009, 01:28
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Re: Unknown wild plant under heavy rain
Thank you, P-E.
I don't know if it's just me ageing but it seems that I am going to take a liking in wild plant photography. I find it totally amazing that, on any given day or at the end of a journey in the wild, when nothing seems to have happened, you encounter "simple majesty" just a few feet, even inches, from your nose! Oh well, I suppose getting older has its advantages! 
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