Photo Challenge: TEXTURE
I take a lot of texture photos. From a compositional standpoint, they are interesting, but often look more like wallpaper or the beginning of a fabric design than a proper photograph. Flowers, fields, and repetitive design can do the job. I also enjoy textures in monochrome.
The texture of the stems and the pods of what were the garden’s pink Columbine. Sometimes, though, the most amazing texture is in macro, where the lily is both form and texture for the photograph.
The texture and form of two lilies in the wild garden
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SERENDIPITY: SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
Nice, and I really like your new header photo. 🙂
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Looks like you were stalking your plants Spike! ! !
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love.
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“I want to see a random post”
“I know.”
Too cool!
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That was a gift from Rarasaurus, when she was blogging. I have held it for five years. It reminds me of her.
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Loaded with texture, Marilyn, especially the lilies.
Leslie
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Lilies always look like they are covered in fine velvet 🙂 They feel like that too.
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You can see that in your photo.
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I don’t know if all lilies are like that. These are day lilies, which I’m sure you know you can find everywhere and anywhere.
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I have some here, but they are so short lived.
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It’s true! Sometimes, you must to decide what objetive to use, for mark you are trying to tell.
Good pictures.
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It’s easy to forget to change lenses, too. I have quite few lenses, but I usually shoot with whatever is already on the camera. Laziness probably … but this time, it was obvious I needed something else! Thanks!
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