Frond by auntietk

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jul 19, 2009

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A fern frond from the Arboretum's fern garden. Pale green and purple? Who would ever have thought of that? Denise has a lovely shot of the whole plant in her gallery. It was pretty spectacular to see this in person!

Comments (43)

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npauling

8:15PM | Sun, 19 July 2009

Very unusual colouring, a new one for me. A splendid capture.

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hipps13

9:14PM | Sun, 19 July 2009

I bet it was wonderful capture warm hugs with a smile, Linda Kaye

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danapommet

9:16PM | Sun, 19 July 2009

Absolutely fantastic contrast. Very well done. Dana

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petercp

4:55AM | Mon, 20 July 2009

That is unusual indeed, I don't think I seen that one before, nice capture my friend!

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debbielove

6:26AM | Mon, 20 July 2009

Great lighting! Ferns make interesting subjects... This ones is a fabulous shot.. Well done! Rob. (I think I just about figured 'lighting levels! Lol)

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Santa29Klaus

9:59AM | Mon, 20 July 2009

Serious?? Wow, this is so uncommon! Beautiful though!

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costapanos

12:22PM | Mon, 20 July 2009

Tara-What a beautiful capture you have here! Love the contrast!

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anaber

8:55PM | Mon, 20 July 2009

Wonderful close up!The colour is fascinating.

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Merrylee

10:57AM | Tue, 21 July 2009

Very beautiful...who would of thought of that...cool Tara

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wonderworld

4:01PM | Sun, 26 July 2009

Gorgeous capture and zoom is super-cool!!!!!

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anahata.c

8:05PM | Mon, 27 July 2009

The light makes it all. You & light, you are ancient kin...Yes, it's always wonderful how certain plants have veins of purples in them, they make such beautiful contrasts. And because you've captured shadow around the joins (between leaves and central stem), it makes it all mysterious. A very soft & gentle vision, and I like that you left the background mainly dark. It lets the frond speak to us in intimate words...

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