Life Starts Over After the Apocalypse
by Dr.Confuser

Comment by ThingFish:
Incredibly beautiful image of moss growing. 10

Life Starts Over After the Apocalypse
by Dr.Confuser

Comment by kiwinick:
I think you needed a tripod to be effective and a smaller Fstop to bring it into focus 6

Not Exactly the 99%
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Comment by Dr.Confuser:

Originally posted by primabarbara: It is not yours? what a pity... seems like a cosy place sourrounded by all those big trees

No, not mine. No idea who lives there.

Not Exactly the 99%
by Dr.Confuser

Comment by primabarbara:
It is not yours? what a pity... seems like a cosy place sourrounded by all those big trees

2020: Exit Stage Right
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Comment by kiwinick:
Like the finish whatever filter is used works well , but dont over use it

Not Exactly the 99%
by Dr.Confuser

Comment by IreneM:
My favourite so far.

Pandemic Fatigue
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Comment by tnun:
once the ivy takes over its shank's mare.

Charlotte's
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Comment by jomari:
Fabulous droplet adorned web. Beautiful as it is I don't think that this qualifies as minimalism.

Van Gogh Paints Dr. Seuss's Garden
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Comment by Dr.Confuser:

Originally posted by willem: It does have some black and whites, but predominantly a full nice range of midtones. To me this is not high contrast.

Thanks for your thoughts. Obviously, we disagree. High contrast does not demand monochrome, or b&w, or high key, or low key. There can be high contrast elements, even in a photo with lots of mid-tones. The seeds and fluff contrast very well, and in fact, the fluff and mid-tones do too. Not interested in a debate, not trying to change your mind. Just explaining my logic in entering this photo.

Charlotte's
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Comment by glad2badad:
Lovely capture for sure. I'm thinking the subject (spider web) is covering the frame so I'm not sure how this applies to a Minimalistic style. ???