Ti leaf by Punaguy
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Description
A variety of Ti leaf that grows in my yard. Traditionally Ti leaf were used in cooking, hula skirts, and many other useful things. This particular variety is a cross breed.
Many thanks for having a peek, and your kind comments....Aloha and have a great week!
Comments (17)
Excellent image Dave, very artfully done!!!!!!**** ;)
Besides chasing away bad spirits, it can also cool down the body temperature of a person with high fever. I like the Hula skirts part better. Excellent shot. Aloha
Excellent photo !!!
love the softness of the light though these leaves.. outstanding love the DOF too !!!! sublime :)...)))))))))
Stunning colors and detail, yet it seems so soft !!! Stunning work !! :o)
OOoohhhh.....Hula you say huh? Hmmm....kinda big leafs for those skirts if you ask me...id go with something a little more comfy..like a maple leaf or something. Yup, give the crowd what they want!!!! #:oP Beautiful capture Dave, love how those veins are lit by the sunlight. Really beautiful! Have a great day #:O)
Totally, excellent! Lovely feel and composition.
love the softness, very touching shot
Hmmm, the variety of plants on Hawaii is so immense, incomparable with European vegetation! Beautiful capture!
Beautiful shapes and colors, and wonderful soft light. Excellent capture!
What beautiful additions to the gallery Dave. The black swan is posing just for you it seems as is the light in this one...excellent captures, well done. Aloha!
For some reason I think "Woman" when I see this. It's beautiful Uncle.
The compo rocks! Those colours and the light is fantastic! Aloha
Wonderful compostion! I wonder how it might look in b/w or sepia nice tonal graduations in it!
Very beautiful.
Great colors and lighting! You must have a beautiful yard :)
So do you use this one in your hula skirts? Inquiring minds want to know!