I'm having so much fun looking at the world through the lens of my Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3.
I will share my world of Rocklin, California and points North, South, East and West.
Come and enjoy with me.
Monday, December 11, 2006
UNFOLDING OF THE FERN
The tender young frond of the fern is beginning to unfold beside several stalks of bamboo. This is one of several exotic plants I will be posting from my trip to the Conservatory of Flowers.
For a better view just click on the picture to enlarge it.
I'm very frustrated with this anonymous business. I could not post on any Beta Bloggers sites so I bit the bullet and signed up for Beta my self. That probably did it. I could get into some blogs but i don't like all these anonymous listings. What do we do now?
This is a shot close to our heart here in New Zealand... We have lots of ferns in the native forests. Air New Zealand's symbol is a Koru, a fern frond.
I love these folded ferns!! Great shoT.
ReplyDeleteThat's so interesting. Amazing how things work.
ReplyDeleteI like the theme and the colors are superb too.
ReplyDeleteVery nice macro. Great details
ReplyDeleteWOW this is an awesome shot. Love the detail that you captured in the fern and the bamboo. :) Those are hard to find around here. :)
ReplyDeletewe dont see ferns here..this is a lovely macro!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the others!
ReplyDeleteooh beautiful! So much to see in a close shot.
ReplyDeleteIt's like a little animal, a worm, all curled up. It's a very cool photo.
ReplyDeletetres belle photo, l'idee est tres bonne et la realisation superbe
ReplyDeletevery beautiful photograph, the idea is very good and the superb realization
tres belle photo, l'idee est tres bonne et la realisation superbe
ReplyDeletevery beautiful photograph, the idea is very good and the superb realization
Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteExcellent macro shot, Photowannabe.
It's amazing to see how little leaves are structured.
Incredible macro photo!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
It is fern? Nice .... amazing. Good work!
ReplyDeleteThat's a neat photo! I love the geometric patterns of the fern.
ReplyDeleteWow what an amazing shot. Great capture.
ReplyDeleteThat reminds me of a fiddlehead. Very nicely photographed, photowannabe. I'm looking foward to seeing what's growing inside that lovely conservatory.
ReplyDeleteI can't post other than as anonymous for some reason
I'm very frustrated with this anonymous business. I could not post on any Beta Bloggers sites so I bit the bullet and signed up for Beta my self. That probably did it. I could get into some blogs but i don't like all these anonymous listings.
ReplyDeleteWhat do we do now?
I did realised this anonymous business and, YES, I complaint to Blogger. I mean a bug report.
ReplyDeleteThe 12th one is me, BTW.
Superb macro! Lovely shot!
ReplyDeleteThis is ONE awesome photo!
ReplyDelete-Ash
Is that a fiddlehead fern? I think that's what they are called but I'm not certain. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteExcellent light.And so intricately done,very soft and delicate.
ReplyDeletevery neat plant...great detail:-)
ReplyDeleteI can't sign in to comment on your blog now either!
ReplyDeleteBummer.
But a great shot!!! :-)
-Lucy
Great shot, the details are superb and the colors are wonderful
ReplyDeleteThis is a shot close to our heart here in New Zealand... We have lots of ferns in the native forests. Air New Zealand's symbol is a Koru, a fern frond.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I'm always impresed with nature structures and forms :)
ReplyDeleteinteresting. Ive never seen this before.
ReplyDeleteA piece of art.. Sculptural shot!
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