In most of the yew hedges I have seen, there have only been a few berries, well hidden...
The other day, suddenly, I found abundance of them in one place!
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My camera is a Nikon Coolpix 4600.
For basic editing of most photos and collages I use Picasa 3.
Sometimes I also experiment with some more "artistic" effects in Photoshop Elements or Paint Shop Pro.
YOU WILL ALSO FIND ME HERE:
The Island of the Voices ~♥~ Wordly Efforts ~♥~ Through My Spectrespecs ~♥~ Soaring Through The World
2 comments:
Neat Picture Dawn Treader...curious how the berries have almost a triangle indentation!
Dan
Yes. Lately, almost always taking my camera with me when I go out, my eye has been drawn to a lot of details I never quite noticed before. I had to look up and check recently what this plant was. Most of the yew bushes I've seen have been in neatly cut hedges, and just a few single berries deep within. This one had been left uncut and sort of growing "wild" (although in town).
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