Decay in black and white.
Can't get enough of it.
This first image was shot in Sintra -Portugal.
I am not sure what plant this was though. But does it really matter?
Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 1000 --- f/9 --- 1/50 sec
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The difference between these two is that one is that the first subject is/was a leaf and this second one is/was a seed pod.
Besides that they both belong to the same "I don't have a clue" specie...
Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 100 --- f/20 --- 1/400 sec
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Love it! Is it really shot on that high f?
Hi!
Wow ha ha I thought I was the only one ....... "Decay in black and white.
Can't get enough of it." I know what you mean!!
Life decay and rebirth... cycles.
Black and white photography just brings out that atrophy look real good :)
Upvoted and followed.
See you around
Peace
Mark aka @photographyguy
I guess all that matters is you captured it!
Great post & Steem on :)