Ferns and the City
I love the unfurling of ferns in the spring, but I was unsuccessful at capturing them with my camera this year. But, I did take two pictures last week that I unexpectedly like: one that feels jungle-y with dew and another that highlights the curve of a new leaf with a mass of ferns beyond. There's not a lot of color contrast in the pictures, but I really like the saturated greens and the tangles and chaos.


I'm also working on my submission for "Dirty, Smelly, Noisy Two" to be held in June. Hurrah; I've been inspired by the city! Here's a snippet from the photo that started my mind racing. Looks a little Jackson Pollack-ish, don't you think? I'm so excited about this!
I'm also working on my submission for "Dirty, Smelly, Noisy Two" to be held in June. Hurrah; I've been inspired by the city! Here's a snippet from the photo that started my mind racing. Looks a little Jackson Pollack-ish, don't you think? I'm so excited about this!
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On of the few things I miss about my former house are the ferns that grew abundant in the woods surrounding our property. I wish I had taken pictures of them. No ferns where I live now. sigh....