So, I never realized this, but when Magnolia leaves decay, they leave behind these absolutely amazing leaf skeletons. I found one sitting by my front door a couple of days ago:
I just thought this was incredible. Nature is cool.
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That is pretty shap Matt, I like it. What lens did you use?
*sharp
I used my 50/1.8. Great lens.