Macro Photograph (Brookside Gardens) – Part II
/Continuing the images from my walk around Brookside Gardens….
Even cold damaged flowers are good subjects for macro images…particularly with small water droplets on them. The amount of magnification makes quite a difference!
Juniper adds green and blue color to the scene this time of year.
I am always attracted to the horsetails near the visitor center…in a thick stand. These primitive plants have always fascinated me because they are a plant I learned about in a biology text book (way back in the early 1970s) then recognized in the wild on a day trip to Platt National Park.
And then there are the best of the rest. Do you recognize the gingko bud, a yellow holly berry, a rhododendron bud?
Overall – every time I go to Brookside there is something new to notice. My observational and photographic skills get a workout!
