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Tag: Flora

What's left of a leaf

What’s left of a leaf

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The first tree we noticed on the way to the Sella Bay trailhead had been recently eaten by caterpillars (we think). It was worth stopping for an image.

A isolated young fern

An isolated young fern

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Very few of these young ferns rise high enough above the others nearby to be isolated from their background. It seems this one just happened to make it.

Maidenhair fern

Maidenhair fern

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In a dark jungle, just after sunset, the leaves of this Maidenhair fern seemed almost to glow. It was worth stopping to capture them on my way to the car.

It's coming together

It’s coming together

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This is one of the final images from my mahogany forest project. I've ordered sample prints and am now working on the preliminary book text and layout.

Vacation project

Vacation project

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The mahogany forest in Piti has provided consistent photographic inspiration. I'm spending a portion of my vacation looking for intimate landscapes there.

Recently fallen

Recently fallen

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The jungle floor is covered in leaf litter. I usually search for color and contrast within the various shades of brown. Yesterday I found some in Piti.

Sphagneticola trilobata

Sphagneticola trilobata

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I found this trailing daisy wrapped tightly around a fallen tree in Umatac this afternoon. Their contrasting colors and textures quickly caught my attention.

Caught in the middle

Favorites from 2023

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While my photography plans for 2023 were interrupted by Typhoon Mawar, I still managed to capture ten images I am happy with. Thank you for visiting!

All the ingredients

All the ingredients

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Guam's jungle is chaotic and beautiful. I'm always trying to minimize the chaos, while capturing the beauty. This 2023 honorable mention almost does it.

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