Horsetail by Dotthy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A photo from March this year, on Germanies madows
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Comments (20)
an extraterrestrial plant???? LOL LOL very nice shot !!
I have not seen wild horsetail like this. I've only seen it in big planters at malls, restaurant courtyards...and in a pot in my pond. :-) Very interesting to see them this way. Nice shot.
Very excellent!!
Super!
They look cool :) I haven't seen them before, but I'm in Australia...;)
We have Horsetails also in the northern Midwest. I have not seen these in a long time. Thank you for sharing tis shot.
Beautiful shot.
This makes me wish for a really nice camera! Wonderful shot.
Wonderfully done!!!
Truly lovely well done. Angela
Excellent!
Hi stranger... :-) Nice to see you over in this corner of Renderosity..Very interesting subject. If I may, the out of focus plants in the fore-ground tend to distract a bit from the others..Still a very nice photo..Hope to see more photo's from you in the future
People plant these on purpose??? Good heavens. Anyone who wants some, just drop by my garden any time! The top invasive plants in my garden are horsetails, blackberry brambles, bindweed (morning glory), and buttercups, in no particular order. This is a great photo, even so! Really well done. The DOF is awesome!
image tres interressante
Einfach nur schön - und perfecter Blickwinkel
How clever................to make an ugly and unpopular plant into this delightful photograph! It's great!
Beautiful shot, Doro!!! I have never seen those before either!
great shot
Ohhhh wow! these look so cool!!! What a neat plant!
Very cool capture...reminds me of some of the strange plants I make for my pictures, and reminds me that our world has many oddities to discover...