Tuesday, August 05, 2008

Mistletoe

 
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Mom told me the name of this plant is mistletoe, probably because it looked like the one hanging on doors during Christmastime, but I am not sure. I thought at first it was a berry plant! =) The late Aunt Dada gave mom a pot of this plant nearly a decade ago. This plant is very easy to take care of, and because the "berries" attract the birds, the seeds were scattered all over and they even grow on the wall! Sometimes, new plants springs in other pots and we had to take them out or else our whole garden will be covered with this plant!

I took this picture last year. I have no new "red" pictures, so I dug up my files. Taken using my Sony Ericsson K800i cell phone, set to auto macro, no flash. Thanks for stopping by.

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21 comments:

Felisol said...

Dear Jenn,
Those berries look delightful. Especially with the sun shining through water pearls.
I like that you too use your cellphone cam.
It's so very practical, always at hand.
From Felisol

Felisol said...

Dear Jenn,
Those berries look delightful. Especially with the sun shining through water pearls.
I like that you too use your cellphone cam.
It's so very practical, always at hand.
From Felisol

Leora said...

Jenn, that's a lovely photo. I wonder why you
say you have a hard time photographing red? I love the way the berries are partly in focus and partly not.

I suppose if you upgraded from a cellphone camera, you would have more options for your shots. Keep working on it. Borrow someone else's camera, and see if it's easier to take red photographs with that one. I've been working on photographs with white, so the white doesn't look washed out.

Ralph said...

The red berries and green leaves make this sooo Christmas colors. With any photo tool, be it a camera or a phone, take all the pictures you like.

There won't be many bad ones either way, but you will be amazed of all the good ones you will get.

The picture is great!

Anonymous said...

Very pretty red berries!

maryt/theteach said...

What a fantastic picture taken with a cellphone camera! I'm impressed! That's a beautiful plant with gorgeous red berries! Happy Ruby Tuesday! :)

Mimi Lenox said...

The droplets of water are a really nice touch. Great entry this week!

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Raven said...

Beautiful photo. I love the framing and the light is so nice on the berries along with the water droplets. Another amazing cell phone photo. Impressive.

Anonymous said...

Beautiful plant. I hope the bees that visit that plant ain't as huge as the one I've posted!! :P
Happy Tuesday! :)

Yrsa said...

Very nice composition with the berries on both sides!

Anonymous said...

Very, very nice. I don't think I can get such a good shot with my cell phone. I'm impressed that you did! Happy Ruby Tuesday.

Karen Coutu said...

How very pretty! Could they be Hollyberry? I know nothing about plants. ;P

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Anonymous said...

Great shot. I like the droplets on the berries.

Maria's Space said...

Nice use of Red for RT.

Minkydo said...

Love the color in that photo. Great choice.

Rambling Woods said...

Hi Jenn..beautiful photo..I will just add that if it is mistletoe it is very poisonous to humans and to animals. I can't have it in the house with the cats.

Barb said...

My favorite colors - Red & Green! Love it! I'm amazed that you took this with your cell phone!

Dianne said...

I am SO ready for winter and this photo is such a happy way to think about it.

Another amazing photo taken with a cell phone - Wow!

The colors are so rich and the droplets are an amazing detail.

LingoVise Says... said...

Such a lovely shot! The colors are so crisp and vivid - very nicely done despite your camera limitations ;)

Love the mist of water on the berries.

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Anonymous said...

That is beautiful shot of red berries.

Patti said...

Great shot of those vibrant red berries. The photo is so clear.

Happy Ruby Tuesday ~

 
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