Isn't she gorgeous. This is one of my favorite plants yet I don't have it growing in my garden. There is something wrong with that picture. There is nothing wrong with your picture for sure. Beautiful.
Delicate is the word. I an not sure if I know this flower, I thought it was a wild one at first. It looks like a wild flower growing where I live. Lovely photo, the flower stands out from the calm background.
Me too, I did not know that geraniums had so many colors on there leaf until I went to that exhibition.
Like you photo, look summery!
Some time it is difficult to think of the things we are blessed for only because we have it so good all the time. Me too have been playing basket like your dotter - I want to play again but is to old now.
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Isn't she gorgeous. This is one of my favorite plants yet I don't have it growing in my garden. There is something wrong with that picture. There is nothing wrong with your picture for sure. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love Queen Anne's Lace.. the roots smell like carrots. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I find QAL to be hard to photograph. I would love to get a shot this good.
ReplyDeleteGreat macro photo, Sandy! Thanks for your visit. I wish it were my garden, but it's the French garden of my friends where I stayed for a week.
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI like the non-distracting background.
Looks like Anne has a little visitor. :)
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Beautiful delicate blossoms ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
it looks so delicate! thanks for sharing Sandy! excellent use of Macro!
ReplyDeleteDelicate is the word. I an not sure if I know this flower, I thought it was a wild one at first. It looks like a wild flower growing where I live. Lovely photo, the flower stands out from the calm background.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing - and wish you a great week!
Ah, very lovely! Thanks Sandy! You always have a lovely photo for us!
ReplyDeleteQueen Anne's Lace is one of those flowers I enjoy at all stages!
ReplyDeleteWhen we were kids we did artowrk with queen anne's lace?did you ever, making an impression
ReplyDeleteSandy: What a nice shot of what I consider a wild flower.
ReplyDeleteGreat close-up, you have manage to catch almost the full flower in the depth-of-field. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSandy,
ReplyDeleteWonderful and delicate flower!
It is truly a piece of lace!
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I've always loved Queen Anne's Lace, so delicate and lovely. I have usually seen it as a wild flower but I would love to add it to my garden.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful shot of the Queen Anne's Lace. I love it and let it take over in my garden.
ReplyDeleteQueen Ann's lace, such an elegant name for a delicate white flower.
ReplyDeleteSo elegant , nice captured.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful macro shot of white against the dark green back.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty flower! It's a very lovely picture, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteWow...beautiful picture
ReplyDeleteMe too, I did not know that geraniums had so many colors on there leaf until I went to that exhibition.
ReplyDeleteLike you photo, look summery!
Some time it is difficult to think of the things we are blessed for only because we have it so good all the time.
Me too have been playing basket like your dotter - I want to play again but is to old now.
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so cute liny flowers
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing sandy
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I see a lot of beautiful flower pictures on here, but seriously that caught me up. Simply fantastically stunning.
ReplyDeleteThat is so amazing!
ReplyDeleteyou have truly captured the lace quality of this lovely flower!
ReplyDeleteGreat macro shot. Well-done.
ReplyDeleteNo idea it was called that...it's so common here, but beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteOne of my childhood favorites. I'm looking for the one black blossom. I think I see it but maybe it's a bug.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. I imagine it attracts many insects.
ReplyDeletelovely photo so delicate...
ReplyDeleteSo that's what that stuff is called. I'd heard the name and seen the flower, but never put the two of them together.
ReplyDelete'Round here the name "Queen Anne" is usually followed by "Revenge".
When I moved back east from the west, this was one of the old friends I was happy to meet again!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy, I hope you enjoyed your BYBS :) May you have many blessings this week. The picture of Queen's Anne's Lace is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely unique flower. Delicate looking.
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ReplyDeleteA very tranquil capture that brings peace to one's mind when viewing :)
ReplyDeleteQueen Anne Lace-does seem to shout summer.
ReplyDeleteOne of my very favorites of the fields. Lovely capture! So delicate.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite wildflowers! You captured it in such beautiful light.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite wildflowers! Very nice photo!
ReplyDeleteYou captured it beautifully! I got a photo of it recently also -- should find it and post. . .
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.