Just Leaves

[plaubel]

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[plaubel]

Steve, that's great !
Subtile - but powerful..

Ritchie

[Mark Darragh]

Detail of Richea leaves (Richea pandanifolia) on flanks of Mt Rufus, Cradle Mountain – Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania, Australia



Toho FC-45X, Rodenstock Apo Sironar-N 150mm, Fujichrome Velvia RVP 50 4x5

[Merg Ross]

Leaves, Tilden Park, Berkeley, 1960

8x10 Agfa/Ansco, 12" TR, Cronar Press, ABC Pyro

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[RSalles]

Nice, Merg,

Cheers,

[RickV]

Merg, they look like Eucalyptus leaves. Would that be correct? Your presentation of them is very visually appealing. I am enjoying seeing your pics being posted; they provide valuable lessons in our craft.

[Merg Ross]

Renato and Rick, thank you.

Indeed, the leaves are Eucalyptus. (Short history) The trees were brought from Australia between 1910-1914 and planted around the East Bay Hills where I live. The hope was to harvest the lumber and use as railroad sleepers and telephone poles. However, they turned out to be the wrong species, as the wood chipped and split when dried.

[faberryman]

Here is a recent scanned lith print I did as part of a landscape series.

[Ken Lee]

Here is a recent scanned lith print I did as part of a landscape series. I'm not sure how to post a larger image rather than a thumbnail. Suggestions?

Click on the button Usage Guidelines. See the section called How do I display a picture within a message?

[Tony Karnezis]

Vermont "Skunk Cabbage" so the natives say

Lovely image, Steve. I really like its high key nature.