Silos.
Wild Carrot or Queen Anne’s Lace.
Wild Carrot or Queen Anne’s Lace, color version.
Monday Monochrome
10 Monday Sep 2018
Posted in Photography
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10 Monday Sep 2018
Posted in Photography
Silos.
Wild Carrot or Queen Anne’s Lace.
Wild Carrot or Queen Anne’s Lace, color version.
Wonderful images .. I didn’t realise that wild carrot was Queen Anne’s lace
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Thanks Julie. The name of the plant is “daucus carota”.
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Splendid, Hien!
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Thank you Donna!
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It’s curious how, in monochrome, the carrot blossom looks like fluffy grains of rice.
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You are right! Like rice that has just sprouted.
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It’s nice to see monochrome here – I like the silos a lot.
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Thank you Lynn!
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It’s rare that I prefer a B&W version of a flower over the color version, but in this case, I do! That’s testament to your skill as a photographer in your use of light and composition. I also like the silos for the same reasons.
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Thank you Jerry! Queen Anne’s Lace showed brightly under sunlight, and using b&w for them was a given for me.
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I never knew Queen Anne’s Lace was called Wild Carrot. We used to pick them all the time growing up in NJ. I have never seen them down here in sunny FL. Shame…. Are those birds on top of one silo? These are such beautiful B&W’s, Hien.
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You are right, Lois: two pigeons were on top of the silo on the right.
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