Ferns are best seen in diversity by looking under the leaves

I am taking a rest today from weightier matters by touching base with nature. I have always liked the simplicity of ferns, not only for the lovely places the grow in, but also for the seemingly sameness with which they are camouflaged.

These few pictures illustrate this quite well.

I do it =) hazaj · 2007-07-14: 07:24

very very nice, on voit bien les détails!!!! domino · 2007-07-14: 07:29

Fascinating :-) jet28 · 2007-07-14: 07:57

wow! this is what a reall nature! rajubaiju · 2007-07-14: 10:49

wow! very, very interesting, thanks for this post! mimax2 · 2007-07-14: 11:27

I did it ! but I have not seen so many different one ! thank you for sharing ! jendayee · 2007-07-14: 13:20

These are fantastic. It's like nature's needlepoint, don't you think? Rest up :) vollenda · 2007-07-14: 13:39

I never looked underneath before.....you've shown a whole new world there. These are gorgeous shots! Carley · 2007-07-14: 14:38

sorry, but you not surprised me, we had great teacher in primary school and he showed us this :) but shots very enjoyable, thanks for these adumek · 2007-07-14: 18:11

Belle collection de fougères! miclaud · 2007-07-14: 22:37

amazing! Houri · 2007-07-15: 02:09

wow! marikos · 2007-07-15: 03:39

An interesting different take, but don't ferns get any privacy? Cherax · 2007-07-15: 06:06

natural have so many designs!! nice ! jinke · 2007-07-15: 06:14

We have some lovely tree ferns, maybe I should check to what's "underneath" :) jetjackson · 2007-07-15: 07:00

wow... great one garysktam · 2007-07-15: 07:37

A great work, and a great eye rakumori · 2007-07-15: 15:55

pretty textures magpy · 2007-07-15: 23:20

Lovely! Abigail · 2007-07-27: 17:37

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