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although usually a moisture-loving plant, i found this one in Arizona. i think its roots must have tapped a nice hidden water supply.
Pink Bromeliad
A white dicentra plant bathed in morning sunlight.
Morning Hearts
This is a straight-down shot of a young corn lily plant (Veratrum californicum) common in moist meadows along the west coast. The accordion-shaped leaves look just like my camera bellows, but the plant is quite poisonous. In fact, if animals eat the foliage, their offspring can be born with cyclopia (one large eye in center of head).
Green Bellows
This is a close-up of Dichrolam Film - an exotic material that won awards for being one of the most innovative materials in the world. It's paper thin and made up of several hundred layers of super-thin plastics that diffract and filter light into different colours depending on the viewing angle.
Dichrolam 1
the American side of Niagara Falls
American Falls 2
This is an up-shot of some colourful scale-shaped rock layers on the side of large cliff. To capture this amazing natural art, i had to setup as low as possible to get enough room between the camera lens and rock layers. There was just enough room for me to lay on the muddy ground and get my head in place to see the focus screen and prepare for the long-exposure.
Layers of Colour
giant variegated Agave plant in Arizona desert
Variegated Agave
cliff-edge walkway through the mountains and trees in Pennsylvania
Hillside Trail
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