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Hedera Helix - English Ivy
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English Ivy (Hedera Helix). The name comes from the Greek meaning "Twist, Turn". It is a climbing plant reaching to 20-30m depending on the surface it grows on. It is commonly cultivated as a garden/ornamental plant and can be found in many gardens, or growing up the side of houses giving them character.
This Ivy was found growing on a tree, next to a river that flows near my home.
Slightly sharpened, and resized for the web. Shot with the 350d and a +2 Macro lens thingy.
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hi graham.
it looks like a lightning strike captured in a leaf.
a lovely capture of this fabulous creeper.
nice one
Brian
Hello Graham
A very pleasant shot. Nice colours, very good details and sharpness. Perhaps some more sturation of the leaves would help them stand out better? Good work, congratulations!
TFS
Barbara
nice one Hm glad to see you not lost your touch well composed shot
regardsbryan j
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