I missed last week’s Macro post but apparently had macro on my mind while looking for a black and white image to post today. Our new front deck is the only part of the yard that really receives full, hot sun so I’ve happily filled one side with herbs and tomatoes while the other corner holds bright pots of sun-loving flowers like Geraniums, Portulaca and Cannas. Here is a close up view of one of the Canna leaves after a surprise summer rain shower.
Posted as part of Lens and Pen by Sally’s Phoneography and Non-SLR Digital Devices Photo Challenge.
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This is so beautiful….!
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Thanks, Andy. 🙂
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Thank you for sharing this great shot 🙂
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Lovely.
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I’m glad you like it, Andra.
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perfection!! so beautiful…
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Thank you, Alexandra. It was a last minute decision so it’s nice to hear you like it. 🙂
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btw, Lisa, what model iPhone are you using? you are really producing some awesome images with it 🙂
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Alexandra, I’m using an iPhone 5 for all my images. Thanks for letting me know you like the photos. 🙂
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Very nice. love the b/w treatment here.
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Thank you for your nice comment, Dr. IQ. 🙂
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amazing close up
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Thank you!
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Magnifique : délicate et d’une grande sensibilité.
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Thanks so much, Christiane!
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Lisa, this capture is marvelous for its composition and subtleties. Truly, one of one favorites of yours. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Thank you for such a nice compliment and comment, Sally!
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The lighting, water drops, and leaf are all perfect! Beautifully done, Lisa!
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Thanks, Amy! I may post the color version one day for contrast but I’m happy with how the black and white treatment highlighted the details you’ve enjoyed. 🙂
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It’s gorgeous Lisa, love those droplets too? 🙂
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Thanks, Amanda!
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Nice combination of lines, shapes and water, Lisa.
janet
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It’s great to hear you like it, Janet. 🙂
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Wow, Lisa! This image is fabulous! I have the same type of plant! Great job you did with the black and white. (((HUGS))) Amy
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Thanks so much, Amy!
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You are SO welcome, Honey. (((HUGS))) Amy
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love the water drops 🙂 they really add to the photo
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Thanks, Iris. 🙂 Sometimes the little details really do help to make an image more interesting. 🙂
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[…] I missed last week's Macro post but apparently had macro on my mind while looking for a black and white image to post today. Our new front deck is the only part of the yard that really receives full, hot sun so I've happily filled … […]
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[…] of you might recognize this canna from a mid-summer black and white photo challenge but I couldn’t resist going back for a new angle to take part in Lens and […]
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