Nature up close, some close-up photos / Příroda zblízka, několik detailních fotografií

I'm sure you all know that on your walks you come across interesting, whether it's views of the countryside or just little things along the way. Personally, I'm not much of a landscape photographer. I'm more interested in the details that I sometimes come across on my walks. Then the photo is stored on my computer, sometimes I forget about it, and after a while I come across it again by chance while searching, or when I need to free up space. For example, this little apple hanging on a tree.

I confess that I don't even know why this shot of a broken branch caught my eye. Perhaps because someone first cut it, probably with a saw, and then broke it off in a very insensitive way. It caused an unnecessarily large wound to the tree. That's a pretty reckless way to go about it. If I'm gonna cut a branch, I might as well do it with respect for nature. Who knows, maybe it hurts the tree too.

The oak rust (Inonotus dryadeus) is relatively rare, but it is quite common in the local forests. It's impossible to eat, but it looks nice

There are a lot of other mushrooms growing on the ground, I don't usually know their names, but they are nice to look at.

Bird's beak (Ligustrum vulgare L.) or rosehips (Rosa canina L.) European ivy Euonymus europaeus L. Or the forgotten fruits of the chestnut tree (Aesculus hippocastanum) can all be found on walks

European sundew (Euonymus europaeus) produces beautiful colourful clumps and patterns

Finally, how the chestnut tree, or the mahogany tree (Aesculus hippocastanum) hatches in the palm of the hand. Such a small series of photos

Today's search for the forgotten photographs ends.

I hope you liked my post, or even if you have some criticism, I will be glad for your comments.

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