Ferns on Bark - A Closer Look by photosynthesis

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Mar 09, 2014

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Ferns growing on a tree trunk again. I took both of these yesterday on a hike on the Limpy Creek Botanical Trail, which is a located a few miles out of Grants Pass...

Comments (11)

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SunriseGirl

8:33PM | Sun, 09 March 2014

Very nice photos both of them.

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Faemike55

11:08PM | Sun, 09 March 2014

very cool

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prutzworks

1:58AM | Mon, 10 March 2014

excellent close up

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jayfar

3:24AM | Mon, 10 March 2014

I like this the best.

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Julz1972

5:10AM | Mon, 10 March 2014

Lovely image

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sharky_

5:16AM | Mon, 10 March 2014

Rich and well captured. Aloha

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Celart

7:23AM | Mon, 10 March 2014

WOW. Very crispy render of this vegetation. Excellent

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auntietk

1:34PM | Mon, 10 March 2014

Gorgeous!! Lush, beautiful, tactile ... it's lovely!

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brewgirlca

3:53PM | Mon, 10 March 2014

Nice shooting. You have captured textbook quality detail and the shallow depth of field plays out well. The colors are gorgeous. But actually these guys are mosses, probably in the genus Kindbergia or closely related.

photosynthesis

9:12PM | Mon, 10 March 2014

I believe you're right, Roxy - I bow to your superior botanical knowledge!

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MrsRatbag

8:27PM | Mon, 10 March 2014

This is even cooler! Wonderful light control and detail!

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anahata.c

7:14AM | Wed, 19 March 2014

So different from the last one---partly because the mossy ferns (I see they're mosses, above, so I'll call them mosses!!!) seem larger and more separated. Also because you have more darker mosses---maybe from lack of direct light? And the spacing is more open. It's just a different sight, and it's beautiful. You got lots of sharp detail here, and lots of the different 'flows' (the music of the mosses), and lots of shadow and highlights. It looks, in your capture, like a very hairy outer garment, very warm and maybe a little itchy. (forgive my anthropomorphizing, lol, but I can't help it.) And the biggest background tree just slants right along with the main trunk. Another of your fine and scintillating captures of the opulence of nature, with sensitivity to composition and harmony between the elements of the picture... Claud,e I will comment on your other gallery soon. That other gallery is calling...I don't know what words I'll find, but that place is calling out like a treasure trove just around the corner...