she seemed to move everywhere
dancing
and music followed her
like leaves on the wind.
~storypeople
bird's nest, bishop's lace, and Queen Anne's lace (North America))
i call it queen anne's lace.
it adds delicate beauty.
to my wild gardens.
next to my house.
just BE.
robin.
You make it compelling with the shadows and textures. A lovely photograph!
ReplyDeleteYou chose the perfect words for the perfect picture :)
ReplyDeleteThat is always a delicate flower, an exquisite and fine lace that enhances the landscape by offering a canopy of delicate shade to fall upon the land. Beautiful!
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Lovely plant and what a great capture for the day, Robin! Hope your weekend is going well!
ReplyDeletestunning macro of Queen Anne's lace! I prefer that name to the others, though they are interesting.
ReplyDeleteIs that a spreading disease or a shadow. Whichever, it makes for a striking capture.
ReplyDeleteA greatful foto of a wild plant!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing :-)
When I was growing up we played with these. Had fun blowing to see what happened.
ReplyDeleteA pretty, delicate, beautifully coloured little plant! Somehow it reminds me of a fairyland wishing plant!
ReplyDeleteGreat macro and love your header. Like it.
ReplyDeleteI love Queen Anne's lace (and that is what I call it too). The one in the foreground appears to be indigo, but I know it's the color casting effect and the shadow. Oh, so cool!
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