Backlit bushes by goodoleboy
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Captured 2/3/09, very early in the morning, in my condo complex, within mere yards/meters of my devalued dwelling.
I was returning from my usual early AM constitutional, walking directly toward the rising sun, when I came upon this interplay between light and darkness. These shots were selected from among many I took of several bushes as I tread my way along the adjoining path.
A zoom view, in this case, is a MUST SEE.
BTW, in answer to the question about the forked tree I posted yesterday, other than possibly being in the paper bark family, I don't know which species it represents. When it comes to identification, flora is not exactly my forte. But someone out there knows.
Thankx for clicking on, and have a heartwarming hump day.
Comments (13)
bmac62
Nice to be able to walk along with you early in the morning. I can identify with you finding it difficult to name that tree, bush or plant. You and I need a field guide:-) Good shots of some sort of green growth.
RobyHermida
Beautiful capture!!!!!!!!!!
THROBBE
I'd like to have some of these growing in my yard!
lizzibell
Beautiful collage...
jocko500
cool looking and as the tree i think i say one in Mexico but for got the name they say. They nick name is tourist because of the skin peeling from sun burn
MrsRatbag
Wow! This is an attention-getter...I love how you can see the outlines of the flowers through the petals. My grandfather used to grow these; out of ignorance we called them honeysuckle, because we would pull the center stamen (pistil?) out and suck on the sweet nectar at the base (thereby depriving myriad hungry bees, butterflies and hummingbirds of that pleasure!). I since heard what they were really called, but I can't remember. At any rate, I really love this set of shots!
odie
What is this bush? I see some kind of pod, but it is not familiar. Cool catch!
tennesseecowgirl
It looks like they are not quite awake yet lol... great shot
beachzz
nice light!!
babuci
Lovely capture of the highlighted edges.
CavalierLady
Very nicely done, Harry, the top shot especially is interesting in that the sun shines through the flowers and makes them semi-transparent! All lovely examples of a keen eye to notice new things as you explore photographic opportunities in your area! :)
frankie96
Really a close to the abode photo op....great result...
Biffowitz
I like the glow effect O'lboy, nice work.