Photography lovers. Wild Plant Vines

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Hello photography lovers wherever you are. I hope you are always healthy and all your activities are made easy. On this occasion I want to show some pictures of my own photography using a macro lens.


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The object I photographed is the vines that I found on wild plants, these tendrils are usually found on plants that like to climb to support and stick, as well as cellular invasion by parasitic plants. There are many tendrilous plants such as string beans, grapes and ground pumpkin plants.


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The tendrils are mostly coiled and coiled like in the picture I posted, it is wrapped around a dry wooden branch, the coil looks very strong as if the twig can't move anymore. But in general the coiled tendrils respond to touch and chemical factors by coiling or following the appropriate host structure.


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This tendril looks very small, I have to use a macro lens so that the object I photograph looks focused and not blurry, I photographed it using a very simple camera, namely a smartphone camera and a macro lens.


At the end of the cataract, I apologize for all the shortcomings and irregularities in terms of writing that there are still many shortcomings and I hope for your support.

Thank you for visiting my blog thatgrone@thatgrone


INFORMATION

CameraOppo
Lenslensa macro 4,71mm
PhotographySulur
ProcessSnapseed
LocationIndonesia
Photographerthatgrone@thatgrone

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