It's friday again so do check out other entries at blogging from Bolivia. I took this macro of the reeds at the edge of the stream in my garden, at the moment they are all linked by a series of intricate spider webs.
This really is magical! I love that in just such a short time, you're already amazing b&w's seemed to shoot into another level! Gorgeous.
And I happened to check my comments (takes me a while most days :)) & saw yours on the broccoli rabe - it's a different veg from broccoli (might be called the Italian rapini or something ekse in the UK, but I've not seen it there actually) - it's a bit sharper, but very similar, and delicious! :)
After posting my comment above, I did some research about the cattail-bullrushes relationship. "Not to be confused with each other" is what I found. There was a scientific explanation of the differences, but the illustrations seem very similar. ;-)
what a beautiful job. Have a great weekend, Justine.
ReplyDeleteYour black & white shots are magical. This is really lovely and many people wouldn't be able to see the b&w potential in the image before conversion.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is beautiful. This month is really doing good things to your photography! Composition is amazing here.
ReplyDeleteThis is magical! I especially love it in black and white!
ReplyDeleteamazing! the level of detail you capture always amazes me.
ReplyDeleteThis really is magical! I love that in just such a short time, you're already amazing b&w's seemed to shoot into another level! Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAnd I happened to check my comments (takes me a while most days :)) & saw yours on the broccoli rabe - it's a different veg from broccoli (might be called the Italian rapini or something ekse in the UK, but I've not seen it there actually) - it's a bit sharper, but very similar, and delicious! :)
*your* already amazing b&w's :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteStill enjoying your beautiful B&W photography! I hope to get more caught up after today, and I have the next week off! Take care Justine!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. I really like the composition you developed.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool!!! That web really stands out in b&w!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, Justine, this is so fantastic! And such a beautiful light again!
ReplyDeleteNice cattails.....go back and photograph them after they explode into huge cottony puffs. You'll be amazed.
ReplyDeleteWow, Justine... this is a fantastic shot! Love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat job capturing them!
ReplyDeleteThats lovely in black n white Justine - it really draws your eye in towards those little threads of silk.
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Very cool!! Love it in black and white.
ReplyDeleteWow there's so much detail in this photo. gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteStunning macro!
ReplyDeleteit's just beautiful here.
ReplyDeletephotos i could walk into and stay a while.
Bullrushes...or cattails.....Amazing how little details become so important in a wonderful photo such as this.
ReplyDeleteAfter posting my comment above, I did some research about the cattail-bullrushes relationship. "Not to be confused with each other" is what I found. There was a scientific explanation of the differences, but the illustrations seem very similar. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool shot and I love it in black and white.
ReplyDeleteOh...the detail is breath-taking.
ReplyDeleteWaw, wonderful picture! i loved it.. a great shot!
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by my blog and for the nice words.
ReplyDeleteI love this shot.
I love this one. The detail is amazing. I think the black and white adds to the drama of it.
ReplyDeleteFascinating!
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely stunning! You have captured something so unique and beautiful, it makes you look at spider webs in a completely different light!!!!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!!! Spectacular photo!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great macro. I love cat tails.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love that photo of the spider web strings. It's just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW.. Amazing shot.
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