Finnish fine art photographer Joni Niemelä
loves capturing and sharing little details in nature that often get
unnoticed. One of his recent subjects has been the Drosera, also known
as sundews, which are among the largest of all carnivorous plants.
The plants are covered with drops of dew-like liquid that are used to
lure, capture, and digest insects that happen to wander by, and Niemelä
decided to make these beautiful structures the subject of two recent
projects, titled Otherworldly Blues and Drosera. >>A selection of photos from the two recent series
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