Frond
268 creative works found
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A Sago Palm is not a particularly pleasant plant to look at, but the spring fronds when shot with a macro take you into a magical world. / Sigma 105mm f13 1/30 ISO640 Nikon D80 Viewed over 200 times – thanks to all those who have visited!! /
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Ellie is an fun little piece i did a while ago, I used a crackle medium in this one to add to the texture and interest, also ink, pastel, acrylic and charcoal were involved in the process…. /
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Late sun catches fern fronds in the bush near Fitzroy Falls in the Southern Highlands (NSW) on the weekend. This artwork has an accompanying piece of prose ... enjoy / Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM / / /
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Sometimes I just can’t help myself This is the shield of a king fern, after the leaf dies, there’s a skeleton left…. desaturated and cross processed Canon 5D w 100mm macro and 12mm extension tube, f/3.2, 1/16sec, ISO 400
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© edwin wood Ferns unravelling
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A slip of water creates a lovely restful scene as it washes softly through these ferns growing from the side of the cliff,this was taken in the Grampians NP,Victoria Australia
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The glowing fronds of a sea anemone. I didn’t get to a reef for this shot, more’s the pity LOL.
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This was rendered in a large enough size for prints, but to my eye it came out looking “rough” ... though it smoothed out beautifully when I resized it smaller. So until I can get it looking better I am only offering this as a card. Rendered in Apophysis 2.07 Lauren Edit Thanks to Buddy Sears & his new Pixel Terminator I’m now able to put this up as a print. Thanks Buddy !!
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Mini rainforest found in Mt Macedon, Victoria
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Sunset captured at Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka. / I’m a HUGE sunset fan so bear with me should I flood you with such pics in the future… ;-)
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I find some of the most interesting material to photograph in ordinary things that I strive to make extraordinary. Abstracts present ambiguous imagery that provoke the viewer’s imagination to project whatever he or she sees. I am always interested to know what you see in my abstract photographs. I took several shots of the inside of a fallen frond that fell from a Palm tree. I imagined the seeds were a city of people and associated the dark shadow “people” with C.G. Jung’s concept of the shadow that describes the dark side of human nature in individual psyches as well as groups and nations that have a collective shadow which leads to dangerous actions, such as racism, scapegoating, enemy-making and the most destructive of all war. By accepting the dark side of ourselves we can achieve a more genuine and complete self-acceptance, defuse negative emotions that erupt in daily life, release the guilt and shame associated with negativity, recognize the projections that color our opinions about others and heal our relationships through a deeper and more intimate understanding of others and ourselves. Writing, art and dreams are catalysts to reclaim the disowned parts of ourselves. Although many think of the shadow as containing only darkness, as Jung stated, “its essence is pure gold.” He believed there could be no birth of consciousness without pain. Jung wisely stated, “One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light but by making the darkness conscious.” /
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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. 10% of all profits go to the Wilderness Society
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The trunk of a palm tree showing the marks of where the fronds have fallen from. / / /
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A simple exercise in abstraction. / /
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Fronds of a tree fern unravelling in the darkened under canopy of Beech Forest in the Otway Ranges in Victoria.
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Sago Palm fronds emerging this spring, in Florida. Taken as the sun was beginning to set behind the palm (which is really a large bush, not a tree with a trunk like most palms), the light giving them a translucent look. 105mm macro on tripod f14 1/10 ISO200 /
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Bangalow Palms
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Metamorphosis
by Rosalie Dale IPAUnfurling gently in the soft, late sun, they shyly extend their fingers…
I wrote this last night as a companion to my Fitzroy Fronds image … and as a comment on Life. / I do intend to put both together in one image when the creative juices inspire!! / /
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Shadows across a palm frond. Taken in New Port Richey, Florida. 7-11-08
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Partly photo, partly computer generated – created this for use in my own home because I loved the blues. Note – this image is only available for sale with Joe Donais’ poem My Cross
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First night on a new planet; only a minute ago, the sun slid below the horizon. / There’s something moving just beyond the base perimeter. / You’re a bold Earthling – it’s your duty to explore! / Careful…
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...Mt Tamborine botanical gardens South East Queensland Australia. / Best viewed at larger size.
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I don’t have a macro lens..wish I did, so I could really get close up on those raindrops. But I did have fun with the starburst filter on my camera after the rain!
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