The cattails are holding some
of the blowing snow.
4 years ago
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4 comments:
I love the detail you capture in your macros.
I love cat tails ... no seriously I do ... my Mom was a teacher and would decorate her class room with them and I would help her. I remember going into woods and cutting them with her.
The cattails are beautiful the way they've caught the snowflakes. Nice capture!
I've always thought they were prettiest when they are like that, sort of half come apart but still holding part of their original shape
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