Tiny forest are essentially miniature landscapes that can be found almost anywhere if you have a lens that sees them. In this case I was exploring some old wooden fence post tops with a Canon 100mm Macro Lens These little natural fungi and moss forest have quite an array of: colors (especially for February), shapes, and plant life. Here are some top down images of the tops of the posts. Some side view images. The narrow depth of field is helpful to highlight one particular plant in the forest. This subject is something I look forward to photographing more in the future. As the seasons change the variety of plant life must change with it so it will be interesting to go back to these same posts and see how they change. These images, and many more, are available for purchase through my Gift Shop.
For images like these visit my Macro Photography collection. If you don't see one you'd really like Contact Me.
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