Another member of the Pea family, Vetch is a ground cover with beautiful pink/purple flowers, that is very common in open areas. This photo was made by combining 6 photos with different points of focus to create a better depth of field than can be achieved with a single photo even if at if shot at F32.
Using photography to take a closer look at the Natural world around us and to marvel at the beautiful, delicate intricacy of Mother Nature. I use the Camera lens as a magnifier to view a world normally unnoticed by most, hopefully fostering a greater appreciation and greater respect for "The Little Things"...... Thanks for looking!
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Geranium dissectum
This tiny wild Geranium is very beautiful close-up. The flower, barely visible at human height, is about 1/4in across and has five deeply dissected petals and leaves (hence the name). There are so many wild Geraniums, it took me awhile to key this one out.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Speedwell
Speedwells are beautiful tiny flowers about 1/4in. wide that are very common in the spring. They often carpet large areas of natural lawn and when you get down and dirty with them you can see their individual beauty.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Taking a Drink
We have gotten enough warm days to see Butterflies once in a while. This Skipper posed just long enough before completely entering the flower for a drink of nectar.
Dewy Morning
I like getting up early on dewy mornings to see what I can find. Though not as sharp as I would have liked, I still like the photo enough to share.
Friday, April 1, 2011
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