Okay, who is going to jump first? by cfulton
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The seed pods have dried open and now it is time to jump!
I do not know what the tree is, I will have to ask a friend the next time I see her.
I am intrigued by the odd painting/blur/smudge effect on the pod and the leaves behind. This is what it looks like from the camera. My usual postwork of crop, colour and levels had no input in this regard. I usually shoot with a aperture f-stop, f5 in this case. Maybe it was movement blur, given the slower shutter speed?
Who knows, I do like the painted effect though!
Clive
Comments (21)
Stunning capture Clive.
It is a fab shot, whatever went on! What gorgeous objects, and I love the title.. I can see a whole story evolving from this!
Great shot Clive, now we are all guessing.
fantastic image!!!!! looks like a painting!!!!
cool work
Wow! Stunning.
Excellent find :)
This is SOOOOO sureal, at first glance I thought it was an illustration. Top Marks.: 11+
Yes, nicely done.
Wonderful seeds/shot!!
This is a very cool photo
Very cool veggie critter, now I'm wondering what they are too. : )
That's one very neat picture.
wonderful
It's lovely! I have no idea what it is either, but you did a great job!
Interesting photo!
I absolutely LOVE this! Full marks, my friend. This is gorgeous!
Ready for jump - 3-2-1 - go!!! Cool shot.
What a stellar image I love it...please let us know the name of the tree:) Definite a fav with me I got up kinda a new one drop by when ya can Hope your having a great Memorial Day weekend Hugs Susan~
This is superb...amazing...and any other adjective you can think to insert in terms of describing this shot! I love the colors and I must say this is new to me; I've never seen seeds like those: they remind me of ancient, clay pots with wax stoppers in them. I love the title and the implied conversation between seeds in the various pods, and for what it's worth the top-most seed in the pod of the right looks like it wants to stay put for a while longer.
Once again, mate, your amazing close up work shines through! Amazingly good and such colours! Well done.. Rob