Yes, I know that garden gurus recommend doing many things in fall. I also know that some plants routinely set seed then. But most of my lawn only kicks grass into flower beds in spring and summer. Intrigued by a patch that seemed to be proclaiming this post’s title, I took a break from raking fall leaves to photograph the nonconforming grass from angles that yielded contrasting backgrounds. Growing more vigorously than most of my lawn, this little patch may be onto something.
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Mellow Curmudgeon 
Hi Mellow!
What camera and lens are you using?
I love taking photos like this as well and actually invested in a macro lens. Water drops are a favorite for me … but whatever nature my yard throws my way gets photographed as well 😂 Five acres has a whole other world in the miniature…
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It’s a Canon APS model no longer available. Lens has a macro setting.
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I have a canon EOS 80D
Still working out how it works 😂
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Five acres will have many good uses for the macro lens. I like water drops too, along with insects and flower details.
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Good pics!
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That grass is a rebel!
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Ya, a whole flock of those things moved into our garden this year when we were not looking…Sneaky peat stealers I say!
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Excellent! Great shot! ☺️
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