B/W Wild Raspberry Leaf Detail

I spotted the underside of these leaves that were hanging like you see them. All the other leaves on the plant were normal.

[Anna B-K]

Cool. Nice shot.

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@annabk - Thank you Anna for the nice comments!!

[Mags]

Lovely capture, Skip and a perfect black and white!

[Sheri]

Beautiful b&w great details!

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@marlboromaam - Ah shucks Maggie perfect? That is a very high compliment! Thank you!!

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@groovygirlrn - Thank you so much Sheri!

[MonicaE]

Your B&Ws are always stunning. Love this one, too.

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@meisen325 - You are so very kind Monica!! Thank you very much!! Now I know for certain I will have a smile on my face when I go to sleep tonight!!

[Linda]

Nice capture, excellent focus and detail. You can see all the veins on the leaves.

[Cecilia]

Lovely shot skip, nicely done!

[❀ Lynn]

That's beautiful Skip. Nice & simple, great detail.

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@grannysue - You are so very kind Linda!! Thank you!

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@todimf - Thank you so much Cecilia!! I appreciate your kind words!

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@lynnb - Thank you very much Lynn! After all these wonderful comments I don't know what to do next!

[Janet Shaffer]

Beautiful light and shadow.

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@janets - Thank you very much for your kind comments Janet!!

[judith deacon]

I love what you have done with this, the processing and lighting are lovely, I could have this on my wall any day!

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@judithdeacon - Thank you Judith for the very flattering compliment!!

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@jjefferies - I wanted to thank you for your Fav of my, "B/W Wild Raspberry Leaf Detail"!! I really appreciate it!

[Jasmine Jefferies]

@skipt07 No problem. I saw the photo and immediately liked it :)

[Mike]

I can see you're a great fan of black and white. This is excellent. Fav

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@runningbk - Thank you very much Mike for the wonderful comment and the Fav!! I am a big fan of b/w. When I first got into photography I couldn't understand why anyone would want to take photographs in b/w with the advent of color film. And then I came across photographs by Ansel Adams and was overwhelmed by the many shades of grey in his photographs with his zone system.