An explosion?
An alien creature living in the depths of the ocean?
Not exactly... the thing is much more common.
Just a seed head of a clematis.
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4 comments:
This is really cool. I have to go out and look at my clematis now to see what is there!
I love this - nicely done!!!
I just bought a clematis and tomorrow we plant it. So that's what it will look like.
You awe me and inspire me. This is gorgeous. I so want to learn what it is you do, but I fear it is talent, not knowledge.
pleased you liked this, carletta. thank you
dr.john: this is what they look like through my macro lens after the blooming... hope your clematis does well :)
well, quilly, i don't have much knowledge, i'll admit to that. and there's luck involved in what i shoot... sometimes i do all the things wrong but the end result comes out surprisingly well. of course, other times i carefully plan things and nothing turns out well... but those things you don't get to see :)
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