The edge of a tropical plant's elongated leaf is shown in macro mode.
Also from my parents’ yard (like this one). Did I mention I like my parents’ yard?
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Mack the Knife
The claw-like leaves of a palm leaf with the sun's rays shining through.
In my parents’ yard. They live in South Florida, which was home to me for many years.
Christmas abstracts
I thought I’d put together some Christmas abstract photos I’ve taken lately. As mentioned in past posts, I love abstract photos, and I love out of focus photos even more, but only when they’re done right. I’m not saying I own the recipe for making out of focus photos, but I like the way mine come out. 🙂
Not sure if you’ve noticed this with past photos, but if you put your mouse over them, you’ll see the title. It might be nice to see what I have to say…
A look at my church
Have you ever wondered if I go to church, and where I go? Well, I put together a set of 89 photos that looks at my church, inside and out. You can go directly to the slideshow view if you’d like.
If the word “church” scares you, don’t worry, I’m not proselytizing. The photos are portraits, abstracts, and macros of various people, objects, details and flowers inside and around the church. I think you’ll like them. My church is quite beautiful in both spring and fall. There are a ton of things to photograph, and I thought it high time I put together a set to show them off. If you’re ever in the area on a Saturday morning, drop by and say hi to me.
Here are several selected photos from the set.
Raoul Pop 