Dry seedpods and decay. Two of my favorite subjects to work with, specially in black and white.
The one bellow is a Hibiscus seedpod.
Frankly I don't remember where it was shot. They are so common around here that it is easy to get confused with these fellas.
As always I tried to get the darkest background possible, to enhance the contrast between my little "model" and its surroundings.
I also used a pinhole filter in post production, already after the black and white conversion.
Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 400 --- f/16 --- 1/160 sec
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A mysterious wild flower already decaying.
Apparently it was tied up with a web, by some naughty spider that thought it would be a great place to set her trap on.
Once again I tried to get the darkest background possible, but this time there was too much light shinning on the grass and branches behind it, which created a lot more distractions than in the previous image.
Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 400 --- f/11 --- 1/500 sec
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