Dead, Wet, but beautiful yet. by helanker
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Description
Chestnut leaves, captured this rainy day in my Nephews (once moms) garden. I was on closer inspection, just to see if there were other than their old Pine tree fallen by the hurricane. All else was ok.
Have a beautiful week with better weather than we had today. Most rainy. Ah well.
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Comments (24)
Nice shot with great details!
Splendid work on this very lovely capture, Helle. I love the variety of colors here.
Love the title and love the picture too Helle.
They are and shine like horse chestnuts just out of their husks :) Beautiful and very seasonal Helle :)
Very nice picture!
Shiny and beautiful!! I love the rich colors shimmering in the damp.
These are very lovely. The rain brought out the colors so nice. Thank you for sharing.
Superb capture Helle. God bless.
They look absolutely wonderful! We had a beautiful sunny day today, what a surprise!
cool, looks a bit like smocked mackarel ;)
ROFL!!!! You are right, now that you say it, I see it too. ;-))))))
I agree Prutzworks... Fantastic capture !
Fanstastic photo
Oh yes, the lines of the leaf ribs are very compelling, and the wetness makes them even more so. Beautifully captured!
Outstanding - the wetness definitely enhances the color...
Very beautiful composition with these leaves ! It is true ,it is the season!Splendid lighting ,Helle!
Excellent.
Very much so!
Beautiful colors !!!!!!!!!!!!!
cool
Fantastic details. An excellent and very beautiful shot!
Love the colors ;o))))))))))))))))
Splendid shot! :)
Yes, they are beautiful!
Great colours, and the fact they are wet makes them shining