I’m pretty late with this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Earth. When I am exploring natural places in Jamaica, I often look down at my feet. This is where you often find curious, small and often beautiful objects, scattered randomly and yet somehow in perfect order. Here are a few examples (all the photos are taken by me):
The strange (completely natural) colours of the swamp water among the mangroves at Salt River, Clarendon.
A single red leaf on a path in Portland.
A lovely, almost luminous mushroom of some sort in our yard in Kingston.
A thick carpet of brown leaves under a huge tree in Hope Gardens (unfortunately I do not know the name of the tree, but it’s an unusual one).
Dry leaves on a tree root, Somerset, St. Thomas.
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Very nice selection, Emma, and very apt for this week’s challenge!
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Yes, it turned out that way Susan!
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Lovely pictures, and I like to look down too. Since I got a good macro lens on my camera its opened up a new world for bugs too. Waiting for the “bug” photo challenge ;o)
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Wow. Lovely, Caroline. I have a fairly good closeup feature on my camera. I love the little details!
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I love the feelings that each picture evokes. Wouldn’t it be fun to come up wtih a story with each one. I truly love earth pictures
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Thanks, Bethany… Yes, it would be lovely – these small things at one’s feet do tell their own story, quietly. I love earth pictures, too! They don’t always have to be grand landscapes, either! Thank you for your comments!
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The simplicity makes them beautiful
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Yes. That’s what it is!
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