I love moss. I even try to grow it myself in my yard. I make liquid mix from natural yoghurt and moss and then I brush stones with that liquid. Next year they are little green and it is growing:) I use moss with flower arrangements. I'm so glad you like it now too:)
I always admire you very much to get up the creative Exchange. You need to awake until around 3 AM. It is very hard forme. By the way ,there is very a famous moss temple at Kyoto in Japan. Many people would go there to look at the moss garden. It is very fantastic. So I like moss very much.
Goodmorning Lisa, Nature keeps on giving. Every day there is something new to discover, and this moss experience you had is special. What mysterious images their growth provided.
Great lesson in sometimes taking the time to look at things a second or third time. I love moss but mostly for it's dampness and spongy qualities - rarities usually in the dryness of the Australian bush (which I still see as "my" landscape) Didn't know that it flowers though, will have to keep a look out for little flowers next time I'm around some mossy patch.
Lisa, love your vision of moss! The world is full of so many amazing wonders. My link this week holds some of my first macro images. Such fun! Hope your week is a happy and creative one!
These shots are so natural and magical! We have lots of moss here and by the door step something grows which looks like a mossy weed but we don't touch it. Just once it flowered and everyone commented on it. xo
I've always loved these green blob but didn't know they are these beautiful close-up. I'm really glad you shared these. I'll take a closer look at them in the future. I really, really love these photos.
I had no idea there was so much interest in moss. Doesn't it just show how much more you see when you look through the lens of a camera. Or maybe through the ideas of any type of creativity, whether it's a photo, design journal, or the written word. Thanks so much for such lovely photos - I'm off out to make close acquaintance with some moss :-)
I can see how this would be such a fascinating discovery. All of which makes me want a macro lens even more to see the world anew with. Great captures Lisa.
I fell in love with moss a while back when I came across a photo spread on how a woman used it in her garden. It was exquisite! Your photos bring to life something we over look daily!
love your header shot and this shot. I was flicking through flipboard on my ipad today and one of your photographs came up on the flickr interest page, did you know that? I was impressed! recognised it instantly as yours too!
Imagine what can be gleaned from our cameras! I love it, Lisa. If only we can take macro shots of our inner selves and discover more treasures there...
Hi Lisa, How are you? You continue to blow me away with your shots, especially your macro ones. These are spectacular! I hope you're enjoying your Summer!:-) XX
thanks so much for stopping by and the compliment on my blog! omg, you have no idea what I have gone through to get it back up and running again, my old blog, KAPUT! all my old post gone into space somewhere... oh well! anyways as well its always fun to link up!!!
thanks for sharing your secret garden, Lisa. these photos remind me of the fantasies I had as a child - where I could crawl up under a plant and sit for a spell, under its leaves, in my secret world! I love the world of small, so thanks for taking me there today. it was marvelous!!!
I have always love the moss. They are not only green but got lots of coulor in the summer. And when the rains comming they looks like diamond. Nice photos of the moss. have a great day to you. Hugs from Hilda
It hasn't been until the past few years that I love the look of moss and moss covered places - although I've never looked at it as close as you did. The love of moss is one of the reasons i want to head to seattle and check out their rain -forests!! I hear it's moss heavean
... it looks like a place fairies live! Enchanting! You have the patience of a saint, but I do know what it is like "in the zone". (drives the rest of my family crazy! :)
Amazing how you got these shots of such a tiny 'thing' & I guess I'm like you, I didn't find it interesting either, but it sure is beautiful when photographed. I think these are great shots, Lisa.
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That is so cool. Amazing what you can find through a macro lens.
I love moss. I even try to grow it myself in my yard. I make liquid mix from natural yoghurt and moss and then I brush stones with that liquid. Next year they are little green and it is growing:) I use moss with flower arrangements. I'm so glad you like it now too:)
I always admire you very much to get up the creative Exchange. You need to awake until around 3 AM. It is very hard forme. By the way ,there is very a famous moss temple at Kyoto in Japan. Many people would go there to look at the moss garden. It is very fantastic. So I like moss very much.
Goodmorning Lisa,
Nature keeps on giving. Every day there is something new to discover, and this moss experience you had is special.
What mysterious images their growth provided.
What a great discovery...you captured it so beautiful!
Great lesson in sometimes taking the time to look at things a second or third time. I love moss but mostly for it's dampness and spongy qualities - rarities usually in the dryness of the Australian bush (which I still see as "my" landscape) Didn't know that it flowers though, will have to keep a look out for little flowers next time I'm around some mossy patch.
Aren't those little discoveries wonderful..
Thanks for sharing yours. It was energizing!
Lisa, love your vision of moss! The world is full of so many amazing wonders. My link this week holds some of my first macro images. Such fun!
Hope your week is a happy and creative one!
These shots are so natural and magical! We have lots of moss here and by the door step something grows which looks like a mossy weed but we don't touch it. Just once it flowered and everyone commented on it. xo
Hello Lisa
These macro pictures are really wonderful, your a very good photographer.... i enjoy to see your lovely photo work.
warm greetings from Holland, Joop
A little wonderful discovery ! Thanks for sharing whit us!
Have a good week dear Lisa!
Monica
I love these as accurate approaches mortivo clearly highlighting. Gorgeous photos. Greetings.
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I love your photos! LG Tina
I've always loved these green blob but didn't know they are these beautiful close-up. I'm really glad you shared these. I'll take a closer look at them in the future. I really, really love these photos.
Btw, your caption has been selected again. :)
Even moss can be amazing when shot by the right photographer!
Love the freshness in these photos
Wonderful. I like shooting moss. Here it tends to grow on brick walls and things. Which is usually at a good height.
Great macros, Lisa. With all the rain we've been getting, I could probably find some moss growing behind my ears. ;)
I had no idea there was so much interest in moss. Doesn't it just show how much more you see when you look through the lens of a camera. Or maybe through the ideas of any type of creativity, whether it's a photo, design journal, or the written word. Thanks so much for such lovely photos - I'm off out to make close acquaintance with some moss :-)
I can see how this would be such a fascinating discovery. All of which makes me want a macro lens even more to see the world anew with. Great captures Lisa.
Gorgeousness! I'm going to have to try that!
Amazing close-up look at moss! I didn't know it had flowerlike parts!
that 3rd shot is just fantastic! love it!
You have managed to make moss look beautiful...Loving the selective blur in all of these....amazing what we see when we open our eyes!
Beautiful macros...especially that last one!
Amazing Lisa. Love to see this tiny new world!
I fell in love with moss a while back when I came across a photo spread on how a woman used it in her garden. It was exquisite! Your photos bring to life something we over look daily!
This is really stunning, Lisa! And isn't it just amazing what little things one notices by looking so closely with a camera! Fantastic!
I noticed those little baby blossoms on the moss we had last year, too. Aren't they something? : )
Gorgeous as always
love your header shot and this shot. I was flicking through flipboard on my ipad today and one of your photographs came up on the flickr interest page, did you know that? I was impressed! recognised it instantly as yours too!
Isn't it amazing what we find when we stop looking for the big stuff. I've never looked this closely at moss, but I sure will from now on! Beautiful.
That's amazing!
glad you liked my submission today. Your comment is very much appreciated. :)
Woof, Lisa, I love moss. They make purrfect pee mails!
Imagine what can be gleaned from our cameras! I love it, Lisa. If only we can take macro shots of our inner selves and discover more treasures there...
Have a great week!
Hi Lisa,
How are you? You continue to blow me away with your shots, especially your macro ones. These are spectacular! I hope you're enjoying your
Summer!:-) XX
thanks so much for stopping by and the compliment on my blog! omg, you have no idea what I have gone through to get it back up and running again, my old blog, KAPUT! all my old post gone into space somewhere... oh well! anyways as well its always fun to link up!!!
thanks for sharing your secret garden, Lisa. these photos remind me of the fantasies I had as a child - where I could crawl up under a plant and sit for a spell, under its leaves, in my secret world! I love the world of small, so thanks for taking me there today. it was marvelous!!!
Well you really don't see much moss at all here in the desert.. But I must say your photo's of it look amazing..
Hugs, Linda
Lisa your macros are just stunning. Love all the green.
Im linking up this week.
Have a great week
Lisa xo
Wow..such beautiful photos...that green is gorgeous!
I have always love the moss. They are not only green but got lots of coulor in the summer. And when the rains comming they looks like diamond. Nice photos of the moss. have a great day to you.
Hugs from Hilda
this is so beautiful. it's amazing what you can see when you get down and look for it!
Excelentes macros de belas flores....
Cumprimentos
It hasn't been until the past few years that I love the look of moss and moss covered places -
although I've never looked at it as close as you did.
The love of moss is one of the reasons i want to head to seattle and check out their rain -forests!! I hear it's moss heavean
... it looks like a place fairies live! Enchanting! You have the patience of a saint, but I do know what it is like "in the zone". (drives the rest of my family crazy! :)
lovely captures and i love that first shot in your newest post... forgot that!
Amazing how you got these shots of such a tiny 'thing' & I guess I'm like you, I didn't find it interesting either, but it sure is beautiful when photographed. I think these are great shots, Lisa.
Happy Week =)
Meus parabens por suas belissimas fotografias.
I love that third shot - some things are worth looking closely at.
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Beautiful picture. It is so fragile.
Isn't it amazing how beautiful it is? You really captured the moss in all its glory Lisa.
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