Trio

Founds some ... what I call keys at the park today. Love photographing them because they have so much details.

[Anne ❀]

we call them maple keys too, wonderful details!

[Milanie]

What fabulous focusing

[julia]

Beautiful.. can't wait for our sycamore tree to have these seed heads on..

[cm_saratoga]

Very nice. I love the texture

[Tami Ruble]

strong veins

[DebbieG]

I always called them keys, too! Lovely shot.

[Marilyn G M]

great textures

[Jane Pittenger]

I like how you have them spread

[Dora Prokosh]

We call them helicopters and we curse them for the first couple of weeks in the spring after you just rake them up and the next morning the grass is covered again. This is a great capture, thought they were earrings.

[amyK]

Beautifully detailed

[Rick]

Cool capture. Interesting looking seed pods?

[Esther Rosenberg]

Super details...so delicate.

[Nick]

Just beautiful.

[Diana]

Wonderful shot and lovely detail.

[Carole G]

Fabulous detail

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely! Such detail.

[Margo]

Wonderful on black

[John Falconer]

Great shot. How were they photographed? I guess on a Perspex or plastic backlit sheet???

[Casablanca]

Nice bunch of keys!

[Faye Turner]

@johnfalconer They were still attached to the tree. I used the snow as my background and natural light. Just turned up my exposure.

[John Falconer]

@fayefaye
Ok!!! So simple and easy. Thanks for sharing. We don’t have too much snow here in Sydney!!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Looks beautiful against the white background.

[*lynn]

beautiful work ....fav

[Monica]

Beautiful

[carol white]

Beautifully captured.Fav🙂

[Debra]

[Jean]

gorgeous!

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful shot

[haskar]

Fabulous.

[Monique]

Beautiful image

[Kathy B.]

gorgeous!