Flower and lichen

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Flower and lichen

Post by rjlittlefield »

Must be lichen week!

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Nothing special here -- I just liked the colors and textures.

Field is about 1-1/2 inches across.

This is another from my Conrad Basin series, shot a couple of weeks ago (July 15) at ~6200 ft elevation.

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Post by S. Alden »

Beautiful composition and makes for a nice "little" landscape image. Nice textures and color combinations.
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Post by Beetleman »

Interesting shot Rik. Very cool Texture to the lichen.
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Post by Ken Ramos »

A nice photo there Rik. :D I am no expert on these things but the lichen could be Rhizocarpon geographicum or in laymans terms a "Map Lichen." :)
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