Bamboo Jungle by beachzz

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Mar 22, 2009

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More fun with my super macro--bamboo in my garden!!

Comments (17)

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bmac62

11:33PM | Sun, 22 March 2009

Holy macro, you're getting everything up close and personal. I like the new perspective:) Will be looking forward to more.

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Aioros

11:50PM | Sun, 22 March 2009

SUPER BEAUTIFUL IMAGE!

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junge1

12:13AM | Mon, 23 March 2009

Superb macro Marilyn!

MrsLubner

1:15AM | Mon, 23 March 2009

I love the colors and I can see you are really having fun with the macros.

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lizzibell

1:26AM | Mon, 23 March 2009

Beautiful..

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durleybeachbum

3:17AM | Mon, 23 March 2009

A great composition!

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magnus073

7:18AM | Mon, 23 March 2009

Amazing macro image here Marilyn, nice one

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MrsRatbag

8:24AM | Mon, 23 March 2009

How cool!!!

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Enmos

8:38AM | Mon, 23 March 2009

Nice POV and image ! :)

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goodoleboy

5:54PM | Mon, 23 March 2009

Excellent shot of bamboo, a variety of which I never saw before. Are you sure that's bamboo? My experience indicates that they're shaped like very long tough and sturdy rods that grow straight up into the air.

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auntietk

11:23PM | Mon, 23 March 2009

Nice! I'm loving your super macro. :)

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anahata.c

1:45AM | Tue, 24 March 2009

(I only know bamboo from the Orient (from pictures; I used photos to learn to draw them. They were so revered, a whole school of art grew up around painting/drawing bamboo...) But that's not what's important, the shot is: And this is a musical collection of motions & lines, a deep greenish yellowish palette, and the background details—in soft focus—feel like a big bamboo salad, while the overall feel is of a burst in our face. I like that you've cut the top leaf off and even included those horizontal leaves at bottom: It tells us that the motion goes on long past the shot; and it's one of the things you do very instinctively. A very energetic shot, and another fav for sure...

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