Albert Herdianto Widjojo
I began to remember all the challenges from day to day that had been initiated by several friends here, as well as the challenges for today, Macro Monday. I am fortunate to have several photo stocks to share through this challenge.
For today’s Macro Monday, I share another picture from my father’s cemetery, a hole in a tree and a plant shoot that has grown in it.
I do not know what shoots it is but it is very interesting for me because I have imagined what it would be like if the shoots grew big, and certainly it was not a type of banyan which after enlarging could sink some of the trees it was sitting on.
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Can you guess the diameter of the leaves from the buds?
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Users voted 12 times.
Q: Can you guess the diameter of the leaves from the buds?
Yes (1 votes) – 8%
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Super shot … I can not imagine the size
Thanks, Vidocka. The overall height of the shoot is no more than 5 cm.
Users voted 11 times.
Q: Can you guess the diameter of the leaves from the buds?
Yes (1 votes) – 9%
No (10 votes) – 91%
They are very interesting … where they settled down my friend
It looks like the bud is feeling sure to be able to live safely there…
she has found a shelter and is beautifully growing
This is wonderful, I had the same thought as Doc.
Thank you so much for your appreciation, Ellie.
They look special, like he meant it just for you.
Your great comments make me feel the need to reflect on them. Thank you, dear friend.
Your welcome dear friend
This is germ and the leaves are very small. The photo is taken from a close distance so the leaves look bigger.
Yes, the width of the leaves is only about 0.6 centimeters with a maximum length of about 2 cm.
Those who trust upon the Lord are like the green plant growing out of the strong bark. They have strong base so that no one can pluck them out of His hands.
Great outlook! Your faith saves you, and you have it. Thank you
Very brown and green color splashes compared to here, as it will be covered in snow soon because they predict 15 to 20 centimeters of the white stuff. I cannot wait to see that, although you probably would not enjoy it as it is also very cold with predictions of -15 degrees centigrade for overnight. But for me this is heaven time just as for you green must be heaven for you. BTW, sorry to ask again but how is little Blue doing even though he must not be so little anymore?
Yes, because we don’t have snow here, then the color green and brown continues for always.
15 degrees Celsius means 1 degree below the minimum AC temperature in my house, yes it’s cold! Especially if it’s below that! So, as you have said, we have our own heaven.
Blue has been experiencing diarrhea for two days, but he remains active and “naughty”. He always annoys Susie, her adoptive mother who a few days ago gave birth to several babies. But Susie seems to love Blue a lot. The last time I posted Blue here two weeks ago coincided with three months he became part of our family.
Hmm… I’d say very small … but definitely don’t need magnifying glass to see :p
Nope, a magnifying glass is not needed to see it.
I bet they are tiny. I would love to see anything green right now! Very white snow is all I see.
Hmmm… I wish I could send you lots of green leaves.
I am sure these are very tiny Albert.
Your guess is great and true, Carol.
Very nice! There is something wonderful about young buds rising from the old place!
I like the hole in the tree but the bud that seems to make it “alive”.
It speaks of the constant death and rebirth within each of us.
Wow! It is very deep, philosophical and full of meaning! I really love this way of looking!
THanks Albert. I was inspired by the picture!