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    Ornament Grass...

    ...after a rain.

    Ornament Grass...

    Comments are, of course, always welcome!

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    Re: Ornament Grass...

    Hi Terry, I like the colors, contrast, and detail. It looks like some sort of a plant but beyond that I have no idea what it is!

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    Hi Frank!

    I believe it is one of the ornamental grasses known as Fountain Grass. I think there are several different types of Fountain Grass but I don't know which one it is.

    It is rather fluffy normally, but was kind of matted after a pretty good rain.

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    Re: Ornament Grass...

    Very nice image. I was looking all over to see the raindrops.

    Also really like the framing - how did you do that?

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    Great shot Terry, this is exactly the kind of image that I love macro for, it takes something that is somewhat overlooked everyday and turns it into the center point of attention. Well done

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    Re: Ornament Grass...

    Thank you everyone.

    Bobo, here is one of the discussions regarding framing from this forum. I seem to recall several on here and I just did a quick search for "framing" to get this one.

    Tobias, I totally agree. I have always had a thing for contemplating miniature landscapes and such. Guess I'm easily amused! But shooting macro is a nice reminder to myself not to overlook the beauty that is right in front of my face!

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