I still don't know what sort of grass this might be,
but it is far easier to photograph against the snow than any other background.
4 years ago
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I like it ..
(Hope you have a Fun Weekend)
The snow makes a great background for these macros, but I hope you don't get too much of a good thing.
So very delicate and pretty. I love grasses in my garden. This kind must be hardy to withstand zero temperatures, or it might be dry? It looks beautiful against the ice blue.
I am enjoying all your "stills" the clover and the grasses. They are like Japanese line drawings. I've been wanting to know what type of grass this is too... if you find out?
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