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Macro photography

Queen Anne's Lace in the Afternoon

The Lomography Daguerreotype Achromat lens lends a dreamy painterly quality to this field of Queen Anne's Lace in rural Minnesota.

Backlit, dry Queen Anne's Lace, with a spider web, with the sun sparking in the water in the background, during the golden hour, by Nalinne Jones.

I'm not an expert, but I do, on occasion, like to take flower pics. My dear wife tells me that this is an fine example of Queen Anne's Lace. She also tells me that it's a weed, at least is it's considered so around here, but confesses that it is a lovely picture of such. I remember plunging the shutter button to capture this while we out for a walk across a meadow near where we have our cottage. Weed or not, I love the image for its shallowness of field with the consequent out of focus foliage behind. I do hope you enjoy it as well.

Delicate Queen Anne's Lace next to a marshy area in rural Minnesota. 120 mm wide-format photograph taken with a Lomography Belair 6-12 medium format camera.

queen anne's lace against autumn colours

Dreamy and painterly digital photograph of Queen Anne's Lace flowers with the Lomography Daguerreotype Achromat art lens.

Queen Anne's lace plant

Queen Anne's Lace, otherwise known as Wild Carrot, engulfed in rainbow lens flare, with the light from the sun reflecting from a lake in the background, by Nalinne Jones.

Watercolour and ink on 140 lb. Arches cold press paper I love painting subjects like this. it is so freeing and loose.

Withering Queen Annes Lace by Debra Martz While walking around the park area by the Portland Head Light, I noticed scattered tall blooms in their final stage even though everything else was still green and not changing. The withering bloom of Queen Anne's Lace aka Wild Carrot. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20231013-DSC_9962.NEF

Pretty pastel Queen Annes Lace.

Queen Anne's Lace at Sunrise

A Monarch Butterfly on Queen Anne's Lace Flower

Queen Anne's Lace Abstract with Wild Cowpeas, Watercolor Batik and Ink on Ginwashi Rice Paper, by Conni Schaftenaar. Part of my current focus on doing watercolor batik on rice paper, this Queen Annes Lace image is from a photo I took on my farm in West Michigan. I loved the little purple wild vetch or cowpea blossoms vining around the Queen! I drew the flower in Micron pen, then waxed the areas I wanted to preserve in white; then applied shades of blues and greens to run and play in the background. When that first glazing of color was dry, I applied more streaks and blobs of wax to simulate background grasses and stems, and applied another glaze of blues and greens to darken it further. After that was dried and the wax ironed off, ...

There is no such thing as a weed. As all nature is beautiful.

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These hardy wild flowers appear in profusion, and one cannot but marvel at their delicate beauty. This is what I tried to capture here in my watercolour along with their wild and free abandon.

Wild dry Queen Anne's Lace (aka wild carrot, bird's nest, bishop's lace and bishop's flower) in silhouette against an orange sunset sky.

Delicate white flowers in early summer.

Queen Anne's lace wildflowers in a golden grass field.

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Queen Anne's Lace Flower in Water-activated Elegant Writer Calligraphy pen, by Conni Schaftenaar. Love playing with the Elegant Writer Calligraphy pen! When you activate with water, the cyan and pink and gray color just runs and plays like watercolor! A little Micron pen detail and some lines of masking to create the white grasses in the background. Woohoooo!

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Queen Anne's Lace bathed in golden sunlight.

Snowflakes replace petals on the now dried Queen Annes Lace plants.

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Macro of Queen Anne's Lace, photo by Nalinne Jones.

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The Viceroy butterfly is an interesting creature, mimicking the coloration of the Monarch butterfly almost perfectly as a protection against predators, primarily birds. As children, my brother and I were fascinated with butterflies, moths, and other insects and had many reference books about them. One Field Guide to Butterflies (if I remember the title correctly) was a well-loved, well-thumbed paperback handbook about North American butterflies. The page about the Viceroy stated that Viceroys took on the coloration of Monarchs because Monarchs are bitter and the birds avoid them; Viceroys apparently taste good to birds, so they evolved a coloration that protects them. I found this photo on a reference photo site called pmp-art.com. T...

Watercolor illustration pattern of Queen Anne's Lace wildflowers.

Watercolor illustration pattern of Queen Anne's Lace wildflowers.

Queen Anne's Lace and Daisies Flowers in Pen, Ink, and Watercolor Wash, by Conni Schaftenaar. I found these in a stack of drawings and paintings I had done a couple of years ago - not sure why I hadn't scanned them, but catching up with a few pen/ink/watercolor wash flower drawings!