Done for the season, silhouetted wild grass and Queen Anne’s Lace create an interesting pattern.
© Sheila Creighton 2012
Dried Stems
Posted on by Sheila Creighton •
Posted in Nature
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Tagged field, grass, lines, photography, Queen Anne's Lace, silhouette, two tone, vertical
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13 Comments
Imagery of Light 
Dear Sheila, Lovely. Are you OK with re-blogging? I respect that everyone has different views. Ellen
Dear Ellen – thank you. Yes I am fine with it, anytime no need to ask. In fact if there is ever any type of image you are looking for that I might have, I would be glad to send it to you. I so enjoy your poetry and observations. Sheila
Dear Sheila, Thank you!
That’s great! A very appealing and pretty natural monochrome.
Sheila: how do you get random posts to appear in your ‘Top Posts and Pages’ grid? Mine stays static.
Thanks m! It is a widget that this theme offered called Top Posts and Pages. I just dragged it over and it does all the work. Which is neat since a lot of people find my blog searching for photos of specific things and this creates a turnover of old posts that not may have seen. Perhaps your theme offers this same widget?
Yes – I’ve had the widget on my home page for some time but the images don’t change very much 🙂
Reblogged this on Poems From Oostburg, Wisconsin and commented:
Reblogged with Sheila’s kind permission.
Fab composition
thanks!
Good picture, Sheila, I like that a lot – its just about mono – good stuff! Adrian
thank you Adrian – it is very mono for a colour shot.
I think Queen Anne’s lace is at its best at this time of the year, as demonstrated here.
it is such an enduring plant through all seasons. 🙂