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I was walking along the river the other day, and this just sort of popped out at me. It's what I call wild anise, because that's what it smells like. I'm sure there's a far more scientific name!
Comments (17)
danapommet
I love this Marilyn. It is such a simple subject that you turned into a delicate still life posting. Great find, beautiful capture and wonderful share. Dana
jocko500
wonder if it can be used to cook with? wonderful looking
blinkings
A very nice subject, perfect wide aperature...and may I say a stunning serve of man sized bokeh!
lizzibell
Beautiful capture...
whaleman
Looks like what we call "Cow Parsnip" here but you can't really tell because there are many plants that look like this in the winter.
Meisiekind
Oh how delicate a shot! I LOVE photographing grasses but 7/10 times I mess it up! Reason - I usually find it where I do not have my tripod with me... Love this one!
bazza
See this is what happens when you are to busy looking around for things to shoot with that camera.. you walk onto things because head is not looking front and centre and she says It just "popped out at me" ;-p
qrud
Great capacity in all your work.
helanker
A wonderful capture and I like so much the simplicity.
pauldeleu
A really excellent capture.
MrsRatbag
Beautiful
durleybeachbum
Maybe fennel if it smells of aniseed. Those background colours are splendid!
traceyjane
beautirul capture
ShadowsNTime
Beautiful capture of a simple thing, I love that about it! Awesome background!
goodoleboy
Superlative clarity, contrast and focus, Marilyn.
watapki66
Very nice!
Chipka
WOW! This is nice. Those background colors are fantastic, and the foreground plant looks like an abstract martini glass. I suspect that it might be fennel too. I could be very wrong since I don't know much about those plant thingies, but fennel has that sort of martini glass shape, and it smells really good. It and dill are my two favorite useful "weed" scents. I like this shot a lot, it looks like a HUGE rolling wave coming in behind this delicate flower. The colors...well...they're gorgeous!