Checking in from Germany!
These photos were taken in a botanical garden. Until now, whenever I visited botanical gardens, I usually focused mostly on colorful flowers. Green plants somehow seemed less interesting to me, so I often just passed them by and looked for something more colorful to photograph.
This time I decided to give these plants a chance too and look at them a little closer. I started photographing leaves, their edges, veins and all those small structures that normally we probably don鈥檛 even notice. And I have to admit that I was quite surprised by the results. Some of these leaves turned out to be much more interesting than I expected, especially when photographed very close with a shallow depth of field.
Looking at these photos now, I actually regret that I ignored this kind of plants before. It turns out that green doesn鈥檛 have to be boring at all. Sometimes you just have to get a little closer to notice how much is actually happening there.
And of course, one small snail also managed to get into the series. 馃槃
Do you also have subjects that you used to ignore in photography and then suddenly discovered that they can actually be quite interesting?
This is my entry to 馃摳 PhotoFeed Contest - Macro Photography Round 186
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