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geopsych · 2 months
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Thanks to the help of @alackofcharacter I have recovered years worth of pictures I thought I had lost. I'll probably be sharing some here and there. Some beautiful mornings captured.
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fleur-aesthetic · 4 months
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instagram | blushingfields
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~ Black | White | Green ~
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fragrantblossoms · 3 months
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Peter Takal. Queen Anne's Lace (Of Nature, Of Man II), 1963.
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pale-grunge-dark · 1 year
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mostlythemarsh · 8 months
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Queen Anne
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DON'T WORRY EVERYONE I DIDNT FORGET MY MAN'S DAY HE'S RIGHT HERE
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theroadtofairyland · 1 year
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Who Wants To Be A Princess When You Can Be A Queen?
Watercolor on Black Paper
2022, 11"x 14"
Queen Anne’s Lace, Daucus carota
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allium-girl · 10 months
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Queen Anne’s Lace Soda with Peaches
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geopsych · 1 year
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Sunrise with Queen Anne’s lace.
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fleur-aesthetic · 8 months
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instagram | jannelford
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hyssopandbee · 9 months
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flowerishness · 1 year
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Daucus carota (Queen Anne's lace)
Even if the beautiful Queen Anne's lace is considered a ‘weed’ in North America, long after the petals have fallen, its seedheads still have their own kind of charm. These photos were taken this afternoon at my local “Invasive Plant Demonstration Garden” down by the train tracks.
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insleywinsley · 8 months
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you can only know what you know. (insley smullen 2023)
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honeysucklebuttons · 2 years
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@onenicebugperday I often find different colored crab spiders on Queen Anne's Lace in the summer, hanging out. Is there a particular reason they like these flowers? (besides for a nice lacey backdrop?)
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