Copyright Jeffrey Foltice
I found an interesting pattern in a pine cone today as I used my macro lens for a close view while on a walk in Holland, Michigan.
Tags: beauty, Environment, forest, Holland Michigan, Nature, Photo, Photography, Pine Cone, travel, trees, winter, woods
Nature certainly can be interesting when you stop long enough to observe her beauty.
Great photo with a unique perspective!
I have to make an invest. in a Macro-lens soon. Nice capture. Stoffer
Love the pattern and colors! Nature is so beautiful!
This is really neat!
Almost like a jewel!
What a fantastic picture. I love how each one looks like a little spaceport step or something else otherworldly.
Wow!
So cool. It looks like a cluster of mushrooms. Great picture!
Awesome!!
Nice and kind of creepy too.
Cool..
Great detail! It drew me in right away. I thought it was some type of fungi. Then I read the title.
Without your description I would have been at a loss to know what it was… At first glance it could be anything; fancy biscuits comes to mind…
I am always to happy to see one of your posts. This one looks to me like a theater seating of tiny alien creatures.
If you’d asked us to guess what it was, it would have taken some time. Super shot, and well composed.
Ah, this is a lovely closeup. So interesting!
Great capture!
Nice
lovely!
Wonderful capture Jeffrey. Amazing depth of field. Dave
I love your macro shots. They are so “other-worldly”.
Love it, such an interesting perspective!
Cool colours and background.
Once again nature replicating itself. At first glance it looks like the bracket fungus you photographed earlier.
Bonnie, I was thinking the same thing – sans the specificity. I just imagined a steppe or a hill full of mushrooms!
Definitely a cool pattern, good eye! If you don’t mind me asking, what type of macro lens do you use? (I’m shopping for one, I use a nikon camera) thanks
Reblogged this on Werewolf of Oz and commented: Unexpected greenygrey…
Lovely discovery.
The greenygrey get everywhere!
Thanks for your observation and photo.
I’ve reblogged it for my greenygrey collection.
Cheers, and look forward to more of your photo finds…
This is so beautiful! I <3 macros!
Like a painting.
Looks great!
Great shot.
Awesome close up!
Absolutely wonderful!!!
Macrophotography makes for some interesting pictures, doesn’t it? I would have never guessed what this photo was! Thanks for sharing!
Nice patterns, textures, and colors.
My eye was fooled at first glance. Great close up.
I don’t think I’d guess what that is without being told! Really impressive.
Things you don’t know about pine cones unless you have a macro lens on your camera! Love this shot!
Wow I had no idea what it was until I read the description! Macro has a way of doing that…
Nice close-up.
Amazing shot!
Reblogged this on Bridgit's Fire.
The photograph is lovely. I think the spiral is the golden ratio, the Fibonacci series: http://library.thinkquest.org/27890/goldenRatio3.html. Sounds like an idea for a post!
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Nature certainly can be interesting when you stop long enough to observe her beauty.
Great photo with a unique perspective!
I have to make an invest. in a Macro-lens soon.
Nice capture.
Stoffer
Love the pattern and colors! Nature is so beautiful!
This is really neat!
Almost like a jewel!
What a fantastic picture. I love how each one looks like a little spaceport step or something else otherworldly.
Wow!
So cool. It looks like a cluster of mushrooms. Great picture!
Awesome!!
Nice and kind of creepy too.
Cool..
Great detail! It drew me in right away. I thought it was some type of fungi. Then I read the title.
Without your description I would have been at a loss to know what it was… At first glance it could be anything; fancy biscuits comes to mind…
I am always to happy to see one of your posts. This one looks to me like a theater seating of tiny alien creatures.
If you’d asked us to guess what it was, it would have taken some time. Super shot, and well composed.
Ah, this is a lovely closeup. So interesting!
Great capture!
Nice
lovely!
Wonderful capture Jeffrey.
Amazing depth of field.
Dave
I love your macro shots. They are so “other-worldly”.
Love it, such an interesting perspective!
Cool colours and background.
Once again nature replicating itself. At first glance it looks like the bracket fungus you photographed earlier.
Bonnie, I was thinking the same thing – sans the specificity. I just imagined a steppe or a hill full of mushrooms!
Definitely a cool pattern, good eye!
If you don’t mind me asking, what type of macro lens do you use?
(I’m shopping for one, I use a nikon camera)
thanks
Reblogged this on Werewolf of Oz and commented:
Unexpected greenygrey…
Lovely discovery.
The greenygrey get everywhere!
Thanks for your observation and photo.
I’ve reblogged it for my greenygrey collection.
Cheers, and look forward to more of your photo finds…
This is so beautiful! I <3 macros!
Like a painting.
Looks great!
Great shot.
Awesome close up!
Absolutely wonderful!!!
Macrophotography makes for some interesting pictures, doesn’t it? I would have never guessed what this photo was! Thanks for sharing!
Nice patterns, textures, and colors.
My eye was fooled at first glance. Great close up.
I don’t think I’d guess what that is without being told! Really impressive.
Things you don’t know about pine cones unless you have a macro lens on your camera! Love this shot!
Wow I had no idea what it was until I read the description! Macro has a way of doing that…
Nice close-up.
Amazing shot!
Reblogged this on Bridgit's Fire.
The photograph is lovely. I think the spiral is the golden ratio, the Fibonacci series:
http://library.thinkquest.org/27890/goldenRatio3.html. Sounds like an idea for a post!