I am a big fan of garden walls, and they were well done here. @activate.alpha getting a photo next to some great plants.

Long hallway of plants in 403 nm Ultraviolet. I made a .gif as well.

The walkway under the vines slowly around the courtyards overhang structure, designed for relaxing and blocking the sun. I set up my tripod and got a good picture showing its curve.

What's the difference between NASA and Bitcoin? Do you know? Some people may not agree, as it's a controversial topic. Bitcoin has been to the moon and back.

Its some bed material for their nest or some bug it just found. Ultraviolet 403 nm

I like how there is a half dozen trees in this photo, each have a slightly different look in Infrared. Infrared 760 nm

My followers and I have noticed many colors will come through when I do my infrared and ultraviolet photography. Ultraviolet 403 nm Infrared 760 nm Notice on the right flower how there is a dusting? I

A field of flowers taken using my ultraviolet filter. Notice how some of the blue and purple come through. Some ferns in the sunlight, I really liked the grouping.

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While taking a break for lunch at a garden, I got my filter bag and took two pictures in Infrared and Ultraviolet. Infrared 720nm Ultraviolet 403nm

I started my Steemit account about a year ago and and I amazed I have grown as much as I have. When I started I had little to no response in my posts. Sometimes bots would post but, that's about it. About

I learned recently cut stems of plants glow under black light. When the stem is cut, this causes chlorophyll to leak from the stems. This glows orange with my peach sample. Or at least thats my guess.

A few more Wisteria leaves, with that blue/purple color within the ridges. Peach tree fruit and leaves. I find it interesting that the bottom of the leaves usually look different than the tops with the

Azaleas are flowering and have different colors, this one is red in natural light. But comes out a pink color with the blacklight. The stem of the fresh flowers seem to be very UV reactive, its probably

The Carolina Jasmine flowers are bright yellow, during this time of year you will find the vines flowering all over the Southeast. It would appear pollen is collecting on the outside petals, giving them

Wisteria plants are fast growing vines that are found all over the region, these leaves were produced within the last 2 weeks due to the frost ending. Being so young they are not fully formed and I think

I have some more photos of the Ultraviolet plant photography work im doing. Veins in the leaves show up well in Ultraviolet, the sap in the leaves and stems as well. I will later document sap and its

Blacklights, a dark room and a highly light sensitive camera. I have read about using black lights in at night to take cool looking plant photography. So I thought I would give it a try with a $70 LED

One of the mason bees that hatched from the bamboo tubes got stuck on an old spiderweb. These webs build up over time and I did not think they would be a problem, but a month or so one appeared to get

These are solitary bees that build homes in bamboo sticks and other cylinders. They will fill the hole with mud and plant larva that live off of a pollen seed until emerging in the early spring. Shot with