A Tender Tendril _Patterns in Nature

[Anil Kumar Verma]

Dear Friends,

This is from Yeoor trek last week. Owlmoth was catch of the day. On return, we lost our way & reached Yeoor Village & had to take guidance from villagers to get back to our route towards Manpada.

Later realised , we walked / trekked about 7.0 kms. that day. Fully tired, towards end of this trek, saw this pattern enroute. A quick shot of an isolated tendril & it put a smile on our tired faces.

EXIF : Canon 550D, Tamron 90mm VC, f/4, Tv: 1/60, No Flash, ISO 200, Minor Crop, PP in LR5.7

Hope you like & enjoy it.

Regards/ Anil Kumar Verma

[Mrudul Godbole]

There are such simple but beautiful patterns in nature, only if you have time to observe . Nice composition. As the stalk leads to the circular end, I feel if the circular end had more details, it would have enhanced the composition further. Look forward to more. Thanks for sharing.

[Sabyasachi Patra]

Lovely capture. Even when tired you still were ready to capture the image. That is the spirit! This also shows that one doesn't need a tiger or a big five animal or bird to capture a good image. Spotting and visusalising the image before tripping the shutter button is the name of the game.

In which direction is the crop?

Thanks for sharing.

Cheers,
Sabyasachi