[Theme] urban nature close-up

[Jacques Pochoy]

Jacques, I would say Oxalis (petite-oseille in french)

I still think it's "trèfle" in french. The petite-oseille has different leaves 

[Airy]

From a vegetalized wall, quai Branly, Paris. Fresh from today's crop. Some kind of mahonia in the foreground.

[stenrasmussen]

Outside the fence...

[John Geerts]

I think Snails belong to the urban nature?

Posted also in the 366 days topic.

[John Geerts]

Breaking the fence...

[HCS]

John, snails certainly belong.

And, wow, #94 "Breaking the fence", wow.

[Fons Baerken]

I still think it's "trèfle" in french. The petite-oseille has different leaves 

Ajuga reptans 'Rubra' is the proper Latin name have no idea what it may be in French.

[John Geerts]

Thanks Hans.

[Fons Baerken]

[Anirban Halder]

Breaking the fence...

Superb shot John. Sharp like razors!

Fons - love the colors in your last shot. That's quite shallow DOF. Nice contrast as well.

[John Geerts]

Thanks Anirban (sorry for the late reply)

Another example of some Urban Nature or is it agriculture?

[HCS]

Another example of some Urban Nature or is it agriculture?

Should still qualify as urban nature.

Great composition!

[John Geerts]

Thanks, Hans !

[the solitaire]

Lovely shot John. I really like how extremely the background contrasts with what you would expect to see when focusing on the main subject. These grains really took a wrong turn

[John Geerts]

Thanks Buddy. Shot it at @17 to get the surroundings.

Only 60 years ago it were all agricultural fields, the grain seeds must have survived somehow     And close nearby there was a windmill.