Flax Leaf – Macro shot

Macro shot of section of Flax Leaf – called Harakeke in NZ

See how a macro detailed image shows the variety of hues to the best advantage and cuts out distractions.  Now I could have edited out the rust “splotches” but I kind of like seeing nature warts and all and I think it adds to the photo.  What do you think ?

The Art of Photographing Nature Digital Landscape Photography: In the Footsteps of Ansel Adams and the Masters Creative Nature & Outdoor Photography, Revised Edition

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