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The second Monday of every month is devoted to mobile phone Macro photography at Lens and Pen by Sally so for today’s post I have this shot of the last Anemone seed pods left in my garden.  The final seeds let loose during our last windstorm and I’m sure we will find new plants sprouting all over the yard next spring.
Posted as part of Lens and Pen By Sally Phoneography Challenge: Macro Â
Beautiful shot.
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Thanks Nancy. 🙂 All the green is gone now with our blast of cold weather but at least I have photos to remind me!
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Nice shot.
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Thank you. 🙂
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There are so many things in nature that we miss each day due to our busy lives. Thanks for sharing this one.
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You’re welcome Patrick, I’m glad you had a minute free to appreciate this little bit of nature.
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Looks like you caught that one at the right time! Nothing like that left in my Ohio yard. Just a bunch of cold, white stuff and dirt. Oh, and leaves that got trapped under the snow. Real purty.
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Oh yes, winter landscapes… no snow here yet but I took some pictures of leaves frozen in a pond yesterday. Maybe I’ll use them in a post soon. 🙂
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I really like this photo! Great capture of the shade behind the Anemone seed pods.
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Thanks Amy, I’m happy the pods are in focus and the green shade is one of my favorite points too. 🙂
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Nicely captured and a terrific subject for the challenge. Happy Phoneography Monday.
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great shot!!
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Thanks Ruth!
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What a cool shot…it’s like cotton wool bursting out of a cone:-)
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Great description Seonaid!
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Lovely shot.
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Thanks Patricia, I appreciate your visit and comment tonight!
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Nice
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Thank you Robert. 🙂
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Thanks Janet! Its hard to get something in focus when the wind is blowing. 🙂
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That reminds me of the milkweed we get here. I don’t know if anyone actually puts it in their garden. But when they open, a great fluff of white spreads on the wind. Great shot!
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Rob,
I’m happy to hear you like this photo and thank you so much for the kind nomination! I don’t usually participate in blog awards but they never fail to give me a smile and brighten my day. Your support and thoughtful comments mean a lot to me, thank you!
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Thanks! You’re right there are some good things that come with the wind. 🙂
Lisa
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Seed pods are some of my favorite things to capture with my camera. Saying goodbye to all the little potential plants… Nice job!
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Thanks FireBonnet! They are pretty and efficient at the same time. 🙂
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Your skill behind iphone amazes me 🙂
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Thanks for your kind words Paula. I take a lot of pictures in order to have one or two to show but the whole process is fun. 🙂
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