Fern Frond
I took this picture in my front yard to finish off a film and to my great surprise I loved the result. It is of a Soft tree fern, Dicksonia antarctica. It won a second place in a local photography competition run by Harvey Norman.
To view other work in this genre check out my Flora gallery.
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hilarydougill
Fantastic macro. wonderful capture. beautiful natural colours
Rosalie Dale IPA
Stunning detail – isn’t it sickening that our ‘throw away’ shots often turn out better than ones we agonise over!!! Well done
Basia McAuley
Excellent clarity and detail, great work.
Robert Elliott
superb photograph !!!
AARDVARK
Nice one Travis. I don’t know what it is but its making me feel hungry!
storm22
Awesome!
Miron Abramovici
Gorgeous!
jlynn
Excellent!!
David DeWitt
Unbelievably beautiful and caught with precice clarity and subtle lighting and color
Sharon Mau
It is a beautiful macro with wonderful clarity and lovely soft colours!
Patricia Gibson
Amazing, nice macro!!!
Sharon Mau
Congratulations on your wonderful feature in Forests
Alana Ranney
Very nice! great detail!
renifer
Pretty crosier. Greetings from Poland
Travis Easton replied
Thanks Renifer, had to look up what a crosier is, certainly an apt description, thanks.
Scott d'Almeida
awesome,
Melinda Gaal
Fantastic macro.
Robyn Bohlen
oh my…Travis….You have the best yard ever…lol…such gems you find….it’s just so beautiful….somehow my ferns don’t quite look like that..well done…Congrats on the award :)...well deserved !!!
Travis Easton replied
These poor ferns copped a hiding last summer with those record temperatures, I’ve got three left, spent a fortune erecting a shade sail over one, after its neighbor died the previous summer. Even now they’re still not as verdant as they were when I took this, thanks again.