Arboretum series 3 of 6 by Digimon
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Hasta La Veesta Bay-beee!
I was very taken by the green and the texture of these plants.
Hope you all have a nice Monday!
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Comments (26)
Outstanding capture Eric. "So vibrant and full of nature's life!" Bravo!!!...:))
What are they? Hostas? Horstas? Beautiful, zingy greens.
Eeck, my eye's have just gone the same as your Avatar !!! stunning display of nature, BRILL capture Eric Cheers
these leaves are beaut, lovely capture of the colour.
Beautiful color, and the ribs on the leaves make a design that looks almost fractal. Well, I suppose it is! hehehe! Neat shot!
Ok! This works. Love the pattern effect and color. Very interesting. KP
Great photo, Eric.
You've been captuing some great color and composition on this series. Nice work.
Great Green Growing Glory--there are some peaceful happy leaves...soothing my inner avacado !
Ooh, more nice plant texture going on! I'm feeling like I want to go out and photograph plants now too. I have a couple varieties of hosta growing in my overgrown garden. They must be pretty hardy, because they live on despite their proximity to me. lol.
TEXT FOR TwoPynts:"Hasta is the Latin word for spear. The hasta was a wooden pole with an iron point. The pole was often made of ash. Sometimes a leather thong was attached to the hasta to help its bearer throw it. In Latin, the thong was called "amentum." There were varieties of hasta -- lancea (lance) and pilum (javelin). Hastati were originally Roman troops armed with the hasta. Later they carried the pilum. The Pilum was a Roman legionary's six foot javelin, hurled at the enemy at the start of the engagement before using the sword. The pilum had a wooden shaft a yard long fitted with an iron head with a barbed point. The plural of pilum is pila. The Roman leader Marius altered construction so if the head of the pilum stuck in the enemy's shield, he would be unable to pull it out to re-use it. The Pilani (or Triarii), were originally troops who, standing behind the first two lines, held the pilum..." [About.com] Atlogo (Portuguese).
I agree, such a soothing green and diaphanous texture, just want to jump in and tip toe through........
nothing better than a good groundcover, great shot - I'd say it's tileable too...
That is a very cool green color.
beautiful capture !!!
Gorgeous composition. Very cool looking leaves as well.
That would be a Lovely playground for Faeries! Wonderful capture!
exceptional photography Eric !! awesome texture and compo here well done!
this is lovely looking
The bright fresh green and leafy striations make this a winner Eric.
wow wonderful luxuriant green color,soo beautiful, a wonderful shot Eric*****
Beautiful plants - very green :o)
the green is awesome Eric
Just stunning !! Fabulous design with the leaves and superb color. Awesome image Eric. Beautiful !!!
I love hostas!! I have them all over my yard though many look a bit peaked after the lack of rain last year. These are lush and beautiful!!
Exquisite this one... like it so very much !