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Photofeed B-W photo contest: natural Flemish lace

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Published: 19 Jul 2026 › Updated: 19 Jul 2026Photofeed B-W photo contest: natural Flemish lace

Photofeed B-W photo contest: natural Flemish lace

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Physalis is an edible and decorative garden plant, but I'm obsessed mainly with its decorative function. When matured, its fruits are all spectre of orange color, very fancy (orange is my fave colour). But if you keef such a fruit long enaugh in proper harsh conditions, it will age and begin to decompose - the soft tissue will disappear, revealing the "vascular structure" - a mesh-like texture that look especially exciting in black and white mode. The capture was made using natural light streaming through a window; image created from 5 separate shots (focus stake).

Кто угадал, что я здесь сфотографировал? тот и молодец! Правильно, это плод физалиса. Физалис - съедобное и декоративное садовое растение, и меня привлекает в основном его декоративная функция. Плоды в зрелом состоянии приобретают изысканный оранжевый цвет (мой любимый). Если дать плоду время состариться, мягкие ткани исчезнут и обнажится "кровеносная структура" - в черно-белом варианте просто улёт! Снято с натуральным освещением из окна, картинка склеена из 5 кадров (фокус-стейкинг).


Post goes for #Photofeed B&W photography challenge, Round 178

location: St.Petersburg, Russia December 2022 natural light
camera/lens: Canon 5dm3 Sigma 150mm raw-conv
t 1/200 f/2.8 ISO 125

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