Roof moss by mermaid
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Description
...did I ever mention I love moss? As a child I took it home together with some stones and cones and created my own minature garden with it and till this day I love the look, the feeling and the texture of moss. So this moss on the roof of my neighbors garage catched my eye...again covered with snow now.
So moss it is again for today and tomorrow there will be another one...smile
Thanks a lot for taking a peek and for all your wonderful comments and favs on my tree moss.
Comments (50)
wonderful moss and great capture ulla
Beautiful image. wonderful photo!!
Really cool.
very pretty..moss is awesome !!
Really so nicely seen. Wonderful ;O)
I too used to make the little gardens out of moss and I still love seeing it about. You have captured this moss very well.
Those tiles have been up there awhile...
Beautiful composition !!! Excellent capture !!! 5+ Hugs:)
Now isn't this something I happen to like moss also lol great photo one would never think of looking on a roof omg!
Moss always makes an interesting shot, this is no exception, great capture of textures!
wonderful !!!
Well seen, I love moss too. It seems like where there is moss, there should be little fae or elvin folk
Excellent find, a whole ecosystem on the roof. Fantastic capture!!
beautiful
Another cool shot ;-)
Lovely pattern here and I absolutely love the color!
Well seen, excellent capture of the moss textures ! Congratulations, Ulla for your selection in LWitG (Last Week in the Gallery – week 48-2008 ) !
Nice, very nice pic!
Nice detail. However, I guess that you used a preset program to capture the moss. It's best to use a simple aperture (or speed) priority to get a better depth of field thanks to a more closed aperture (e.g. f/11) because here the subject needs it.
We do love it too -- Great picture!