On March 20, 2025, I went on a quest for something interesting at a local University Riparian Preserve. There, I found plenty of vine tendrils.
I took the FEATURED IMAGE (f/8, 1/200s, ISO 125) with a macro lens (105 macro from Nikon). The image was illuminated with an off-camera flash through a diffuser, to freeze the subject and to isolate it against a dark background. It portrays the looping tendrils spreading their curves in the downward direction (towards the ground).
A short spring project
I have written several posts on the benefits of working in projects and series.
The Looping Vine Tendril is my first botanical project of 2025, and I believe it will be a short one since these plants are now blooming and should soon dry out together with almost everything else in California.
Stay tuned for more photos and tips!
Previous posts on this project:
- Photographing the exquisite Looping Vine Tendrill;
- Photographing the exquisite Looping Vine Tendrill, part 2;
Photographs associated with this project:
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Wall Art landscapes and miscellaneous
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