The Queen Anne's lace is still in shadow against the morning waters.
10 months ago
Sunday, September 19, 2010
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12 comments:
This is a work of art! Great eye for capturing beauty that many others wouldn't even notice.
Yes, I agree with Misty Dawn.
Also wanted to compliment you on the lovely flower macros you posted as guest host of today's flowers.
http://thepaganeye.blogspot.com/2010/09/todays-flowers.html
Your picture looks like a painting. Shadows give a special touch. Congratulations.
Greetings
The queen anne's lace against the shimmery water is lovely. Your shots of the beautiful orange flower's on the home page of Today's Flowers today are great.
Love the light glowing in the petals of the daylily on your guest friend page!
The Queen Anne's Lace is a lovely silhouette against the pond and its reflection.
You put beauty in these withered weeds by the way you captured them.
My compliments too for your lovely macros in Today's Flowers.
what a dramatic shot! love it!
Excellent shot! I love the shadow!
The Queen Anne's Lace have a special personality that you captured well. Your macros of the orange flowers on Today's Flowers are just lovely too.
Your picture looks very mysterious!
I am not getting any Princes Anne Lace because my gardener cut off the plant. I will have to go to the bush to find some.
My brother sent a florist bouquet to my mom for her birthday and it had Queen Anne's lace in it... wild carrot! I love all the arching and the symmetry of these wild blooms.
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