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Just taking a break from all those recipe posts. In fact, I have many stuffs lining up like asam pedas, palak paneer (minus the paneer), goreng pisang and a green tea and orange cake recipes and photos.

So, when I have ran out of flowers to capture, I go down to the ground. There is interesting stuffs to see there. Pebbles, moss, sands, tiny insects, dried leaves, fallen petals etc.

All these photos are taken with my Konica Z3 which has super kickass supermacro mode. My current Dynax 5D can’t get as close unless I buy another lense, not likely though.

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Closer shot of the moss between the cracks of the tiles.

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Moss on some huge boulder at a waterfall in Taiping.

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4 Comments on “More Moss”

  1. #1 may
    on Mar 9th, 2006 at 12:22 am

    I like the last photo best. reminds me of the tips of prickly bonsai trees :)

  2. #2 Wuching
    on Mar 9th, 2006 at 7:10 am

    did someone spill some yogurt all over the floor?

  3. #3 Prometeuz
    on Mar 9th, 2006 at 10:30 am

    Auntie definitely has some kind of fetish for moss, auoooooooooowww….hehehe.

  4. #4 Administrator
    on Mar 9th, 2006 at 10:14 pm

    Prometeuz - I certainly do! If there is a moss land, lemme know, ok?

    Wuching - You experiment and see?

    may - Really beautiful texture. Normally, I don’t see them so spiky with my eyes. I only get to see these through my macro shots.