I love textures and the closer you get to plant material you can find some very interesting textures from fluffy to spiky. Todays photos feature a spiky seed pod and a Queen Anne’s Lace flower in its final stage. The flower gets stranger looking as it goes through its metamorphosis. My husband thought it actually looked creepy. I guess if you don’t know what it is, it does look like something is crawling out of it.
I received this challenge from my blogging friend Cee over at Cee’s Photography
Rules are
Today I challenge anyone who wants to play; feel free to jump in and start your own Seven Day Challenge.
….my favourite wild flower
…..in late summer this delicate and lacy wild flower goes to seed
….I’ve never noticed these before but lately I’ve noticed these popping up in amongst the white variety
….thanks to Ronovan for this week’s prompts, must and bust
August
It must be August
The fields glow with Queen Anne’s Lace
Ripe seed heads bust free
… a wildflower that grows everywhere here in Ontario
