Holding giant and dry Platanus (Sycamore) tree leaf
Full story:
On about ____ I srarted to capture some beautiful leaves. Soon after, it became a project of mine on documenting many beautiful leaves from different plants. The goal is to have many different kinds of leaves in many different shapes, sizes, colors, textures and/or otherwise…..
- Nature Objects for Projects – d.
- Capturing Leaves – d.
- Today’s (Dec.7.25) Update – d.
- Today’s (Dec.13-14.25) Update – d.
- Today’s (Dec.15-17.25) Update – d.
- Today’s (Dec.26.25) Update – d.
- Current update – d.
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Different and beautiful leaves that I have picked up
Notes:
- Leaf1.1 + Leaf1.2 = My first unique leaves that I though of capturing, prior to my idea of the leaves digitization project.
- Leaf2 = My first ‘official’ unique leaf that probably was the starting point of my big project of leaves digitization.
- Leaf3-54 = See bullet of “Leaf55”, when in this case the leaves are organized chronologically.
- Leaf55 = I wanted to have something to show on my website and this was one of my first that I have finished completely (meaning, digitization + fixing background). I finished this leaf early on, because it was important to me to create the series of “Spicy-Spotted Yellow Leaf – Adaptations“. When I skimmed through my entire photo collection from my cellphone (photographed images) and scanned images that are probably around 5,000 different pictures, I was able to count about 54 leaves until this leaf, and that is why I chronologically numbering it as “55”.
- Leaf56 = As it seemed to be, my counting was incorrect and leaf “55” should have been much higher and as such all the leaves under “56…” were supposed to be before “55”.
- Leaf57 = All the rest, chronologically.