PLAY March - Fuji 60mm f/2.4: Signs of Spring

I took a walk through the forest at Point-Clos today to view the aftermath of the 100km/hr+ winds we had overnight. There were fallen branches and debris everywhere and a number of mature trees on the ground. It was all rather depressing and then I spotted this...

This is for my PLAY project - you can read more about it in my profile - where I'll be using a different prime lens for each month of the year: for March it's the Fujinon 60mm f/2.4 Macro on an APS-C sensor camera (today the Fuji XT2) - the equivalent of a 90mm lens on a full-frame camera.

BoB I guess.

[Christine]

Good to see new life bursting forth

[Taffy]

I like the way you identified something so hopeful out of all the damage.

[Ukandie!]

Even surrounded by destruction there is always growth. The narrative obviously makes the shot make sense!

[Lynne]

Wonderful focus and DOF choice

[Kathy]

Bright spring green and a spider making its rounds.

[Annie D]

I love the webs - which look quite fine but are amazingly strong

[Joan Robillard]

Nature is usually is so resilient

[Margo Sayer]

VML Its strength, delicateness and joie de vivre.

[Margaret Obey]

The lighting in this is wonderful.

[AM Schilling]

I love how sometimes the most delicate things are the strongest.

[Catherine P]

Lovely lighting

[Claes]

100+ km winds and yet the cobweb survived (or at least the spider did and was ready to make a new web).
Nature is amazing.

[David]

A survivor of the battles taking place above! Lovely!