Fern Dots
I loved the colors that appeared when I took this picture of the spores on the underneath side of a Boston Fern.
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- Category: Plants ʘ
- Location: Searcy, AR ʘ
- Camera: Canon EOS 20D
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5/31
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7/31
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Deb Carter
commented almost 2 years agowell done
Rusty Wood
commented almost 2 years agoNice
Georgeanne McIlveene
commented almost 2 years agoThank you!
Joe Goble
commented almost 2 years agoNice!
Paul Swepston
commented almost 2 years agoThat is amazing. Love it.
Amore'e McGowan
commented almost 2 years agoCool
john doe
commented almost 2 years agoVery cool...nice capture!!
J.D. Evans
commented almost 2 years agoVery nice!
Donna Beaver
commented almost 2 years agoNice shot!
Kirk Jordan
commented almost 2 years agowho would have thunk it. Alsmost looks like someone glued little glitter pods on the bottom. I wish I could remember How do spores differ from seeds?
Peggy Terrell
commented almost 2 years agoThis is a gorgeous picture, Georgeanne.
For Kirk: Difference 1: Seeds are bigger then spores Difference 2: Flowering plants reproduce by seeds but non-flowering plants/fungi are from spores. Difference 3: Seeds are usually from fruits(some flowers) but spores are from underside of the fern/moss's leaves/ fungi's gills
Georgeanne McIlveene
commented almost 2 years agoThanks for explaining that really well!!
Fred Garcia
commented almost 2 years agoLots of DNA stuff going on there. Great color saturation.
Fred Garcia
commented almost 2 years agoLots of DNA stuff going on there. Great color saturation.
Rick Friedle
commented almost 2 years agoGreat shot!
J T Masters
commented almost 2 years agoNice, subtle colors and excellent contrast.
JAMES WEST
commented almost 2 years agoLove it...
brenda garner
commented almost 2 years agoGlad you thought to look under the fern!! COOL!
Karen West
commented almost 2 years agoSuper! Thanks for sharing...
John O'Dell
commented over 1 year agoGreat shot!
Cindy Reid
commented over 1 year agoVery unique shot. Good work, Georgeanne.
Bob Shull
commented over 1 year agoWicked, I don't believe I've ever seen anything like this before, fascinating shot!
Annelle King
commented over 1 year agoWow, this is terrific!
Kathy Gratzon
commented over 1 year agoBeautiful. Looks like ladybugs!
Debbie Sikes
commented over 1 year agoCool! you learn so much by viewing all these shots! Great image
Jim Arehart
commented over 1 year agoThat's amazing! Never seen that before!
Heather Pedersen
commented over 1 year agoWow!
Sharon Clark
commented over 1 year agoWonderful! Never noticed that kind of color on ferns! Now you'll have me on the ground a lot next spring checking out my ferns, lol!
Randy Echols
commented over 1 year agoCongratulations on getting 100 votes on this pic. I wasn't around on Aug 10th to vote on it, but now I have.
Georgeanne McIlveene
commented over 1 year agoThanks for all the votes for this picture. It has always been one of my favorites!!
Mariel Garcia
commented over 1 year agoI love your pictures
Candice Trillo
commented over 1 year agoVery nice
David Brooks
commented over 1 year agoIt looks like it's been bedazzled
Gina Neighbors
commented over 1 year agoThis is a wonderful shot! I, too, will looking on the underside of all plants and ferns now...
Cindy Stewart
commented over 1 year agoQuite nice. I did not realize they were that colorful.
Jerry Turner
commented over 1 year agoVery nice shot !
Yvonne Edwards
commented over 1 year agoCool shot!
Nikki Morrow
commented about 1 year agoVery cool shot! Love it!!
Rebecca Bardin
commented 12 months agoOmg, what a shot!!!!!
Georgeanne McIlveene
commented 12 months agoThanks!
John Bingaman
commented 12 months agoThat is so cool. Nature is amazing. Great shot.
Shawna Long
commented 9 months agoAwesome!!!!!!
Jeff & Kalitha Rose
commented 4 months agoWonderful!
Jarvis Johnson
commented 3 months agoWow, I want a shot like that. Good find and great composition.