Weed Made Beautiful

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Not wanting to even leave the house, my sister has a way of persuading me to go jogging with her.

With the condition that I can take my camera along, I was click-happy!

From a distance this weed plant looks like an ordinary bush with sharp edges warning that it’s not to be trifled with.

Nevertheless, the inspiration for this angle from the top was caught when I was trying to snap a dragonfly.

A weed to many people, is considered to be an irritant to an otherwise beautiful garden.

A weed is ugly, eats up nutrients and spreads quickly, crowds out the plant that you want.

They spread plant pathogens and degrades the overall crop fertility.

What’s worse is that a weed can’t be recognized from a plant until it’s fully grown.

On a brighter note, the ugliness of weed brings the beauty out of the other plants.

Shot taken with a Nikon D300 | with AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G

Camera Make: NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model: NIKON D300
Shooting Time: 12-Aug-09 5:26:49 PM
Aperture:        F/1.8
F-Number:       F/1.8
Shutter Speed: 1/800 sec
Exposure Time: 1/800 sec
ISO Speed:      ISO 100
White Balance: Custom
Exposure Bias: 0 step
Focal Length:   35 mm
Metering Mode: Pattern
Exp. Program: Aperture Priority
Flash: Not fired