The networked veins of a dried leaf
The blown away seed that spins in the breeze.
Phoneography Monday Challenge: Macro
Apps used: Camera+
Twitch, quivering, snort!
Nose dives down and up,
green blades ebb and flow.
A little jump, surprise.
An unsure paw hovers
a second,
plunges down the next
and the snot nose rows
by once more.
Twitch, quivering, snort!
Nature’s tiny treasures,
once examined,
lie undisturbed.
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lensandpensbysally
Oh, I adore your images–symbols of the cycle of life. I’m drying some leaves now. They fascinate. Nicely done.
weliveinaflat
I’ve never tried drying leaves before, do they eventually turn out like that into skeletons? Thank you and have a great day, Sally! :)
sustainabilitea
Lovely, lovely photos. I’ve always loved the leaf skeletons!
janet
weliveinaflat
Me too! Have a good day, Janet!
Roxy the Traveling Dog
Oooo, lovely. I like those.
weliveinaflat
Thank you Roxy :)
The Palladian Traveler
Great, great job, Donna. Beautifully framed and shot.
weliveinaflat
Thank you so much :)
NW Frame of Mind
Wonderful choices for Macro!
weliveinaflat
Thank you, dog walking always bring along some interesting things to see on the grass :P
Sonel
Absolutely beautiful images Mrs. P. Loved it! :D *hugs* to you and Donna. xxx
weliveinaflat
Thanks Sonel :) Have a great week ahead!
Polly Hoyt Nance
So skeletal! I love the first image! Amazing subject :)
weliveinaflat
Amazing how it can become like that by itself in nature, isn’t it? I used to collect these in primary school, flatten them and make them into bookmarks.
2browndawgs
Neat pictures.