The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge has the theme of Structure, which is right up my alley, as I love finding structure, where not everyone might be looking for it.  Expect to see more than one post this week with a theme this fitting!

In particular, I enjoy going to Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston, Massachusetts, which is a mere 10 minutes drive from where I live.  There is always something to photograph on any day of the year, and I have built up quite a catalog of images from there.

Here’s a bit of structural integrity…

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Structural Integrity

As you can tell, I used the Sun’s light coming through this leaf to capture the strong definition of its structural members.  This leaf has wonderful definition!

Hope you enjoy!

15 thoughts on “Structural Integrity”

    1. I started following your blog a couple of weeks ago. I really enjoy it, and your photography. In this leaf picture, a picture really is worth the “thousand words.” I like the thought and planning that has gone into your compostion! I will look forward to future posts from this blog!

      1. Thank you very much, David; I really appreciate that. Photography is very much about exploration, which I hope to bring in my blog and encourage others to do as well.

      2. Thanks David. I’m glad that you liked my post and the photos.
        I tried visiting your blog but wasn’t able to do so.

  1. This is beautiful, Frank. YES I see it right up your alley. 🙂
    I used to live in Cambridge and also in Somerville when I went to the Kennedy School — years ago at this point.
    Take care and have a blessed weekend. Happy Friday!
    Debbie

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