Queen Anne's lace flowers become a cluster after they go to seed, so they catch the snow.
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- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
6 comments:
so pretty Judy....
These photos are just beautiful! The last one is my favorite.
These are WONDERFUL photos, Judy...almost like sad, decayed powder puffs... I especially love the last photo too. :o) Happy Day!
Ah Ha...that's were the ice is coming from!
Love these shots of Queen Anne's lace in the snow, Judy. I like the way dried Queen Anne's lace opens and closes with the moisture in the air.
Beautiful photos.Beautifully captured.
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