Hardy little "weed"

Corehead

Now a "weed" is "a plant you don't want around". But here amidst all the blowing dust in the Permian Basin, and the fact that it's "winter" (having grown up in Wisconsin, I still have to chuckle at that), I'll take what I can!

Shot two days ago, is this little weed stbbornly clinging to life against the south side of the shop I work in. Had to get on my belly to compose this, but I think it was worth the effort.

Nikon D200 with Tamron 28-80 and 1:3.9 (I think) macro lens, and when I get my lazy butt back on the other computer, I'll call up the EXIF data and get the settings. If anyone cares, that is.

Corehead

That weed again, a little closer
Not close enough for you, ya say?

How about THIS one:

Lord Vetinari

Good ones
Brian V.

GOLDENORFE

good shot, close up has stronger impact but does look soft!
natural light?
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Corehead

Prpbably gotta tweak that diopter setting in the viewfinder, or get new glasses!

GOLDENORFE wrote:

good shot, close up has stronger impact but does look soft!
natural light?
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Skippy

Corehead wrote:

Now a "weed" is "a plant you don't want around". But here amidst all the blowing dust in the Permian Basin, and the fact that it's "winter" (having grown up in Wisconsin, I still have to chuckle at that), I'll take what I can!

Shot two days ago, is this little weed stbbornly clinging to life against the south side of the shop I work in. Had to get on my belly to compose this, but I think it was worth the effort.

Nikon D200 with Tamron 28-80 and 1:3.9 (I think) macro lens, and when I get my lazy butt back on the other computer, I'll call up the EXIF data and get the settings. If anyone cares, that is.

It's actually a pretty looking weed, with it's brilliant yellow head.
Doesn't seem to matter if there is plenty of water or not,
weeds seem to come out of nowhere.

Thanks for sharing ... Skippy
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