Macro Photograph (Brookside Gardens) – Part I
/Kase Smartphone Macro Lens clipped to my phone and a Bluetooth remote shutter. Speed was not essential because it was too cold for insects, but I got a lot more images that he did!
While he was getting his equipment together, I looked at water droplets on nearby trees reflecting the forest.
The wood hydrangea had lots of surfaces of interest: dried flowers, leave scars, and buds for next season. Someday I want a wood hydrangea in my yard!
There was a vine growing on the wall of the visitor center with tiny tendrils ending in ‘suction cup’ like structures keeping the larger stem attached to the vertical surface.
Another stem with leaf scars and noticeable lenticles….and some bristles. I’m not sure what plant it was.
Finally – there were the camellias that are blooming this time of year: flowers and buds…lots of water droplets.
More Macro from Brookside tomorrow….
