Lace in the meadows

 Tis the week I advance a year.

 As you could tell from yesterday's post,

 I'm looking at things differently.

A little soft focus here.

Queen Ann's Lace

I've never seen so much pink on a Queen Ann's Lace. 

Another favorite.

Queen Anne's Lace

This has always been one of my favorite wild flowers. Not only are Deucus carota visually attractive but they are a beneficial weed. Beneficial weed seems like an oxymoron, especially to an amateur gardener like me.

Queen Anne's Lace as it is known in North America, attracts lady bugs and other omnivorous insects. It is in the same family of plant as carrot, parsnip and dill. And is similar to poison hemlock, which was used to kill Socrates.

I often thought about cultivating a wildflower garden.

Queen Ann's Lace

We had buckets of rain today, buckets. My morning assignment was cancelled after I got there. And my afternoon assignment was moved indoors. Between, I was able to make a few personal photographs of a barn.

Today’s photo was made a few weeks ago. It was inspired by another blogspot. Georgia is very talented and her blog is an inspiration.

I made this photo with the Canon 5D and processed it with Photoshop.