Just for fun..

The little flat orchid is only found on the ground - the native grapes are found up in the foliage of another plant. The two levels of a native garden....

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot

[Granagringa]

Ditto, it is a beautiful shot...the tones are just lovely, great bokeh and the curves of the stems give such good movement and the brown of the leaf adds such lovely contrast....what more can I say???

[Suzanne]

Lovely shot, they look like they belong together

[Rob Z]

@sangwann Thanks Dione - they seemed to suit each other.

[Rob Z]

@granagringa Thanks so much Madelaine - you have made my day - most of the things you have mentioned were specifically produced. This was made from three layers over a black background so your detailed comment is so helpful. I know it worked!! Cheers Rob

[Rob Z]

@suzanne234 Thanks so much Suzanne - I'm so pleased to hear you say they suited each other - that was one of the things I was aiming at!!! Thanks so much! Cheers Rob

[Casablanca]

I like this, it's like peeking through the foliage into a secret place! Is the native grape edible or just decorative?

[Rob Z]

@casablanca Hi Casablanca - thanks for your comment. I'm not sure if the grapes are edible to humans - I know the Currawongs eat them. And the rotten Scrub Turkeys scratch up the tiny ground orchids to eat the bulb that they shoot from. It's a perpetual war - even the dog has given up! Cheers Rob