Rubarb Seed by helanker
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I am a bit fascinated by the seed from my gigantic rubarb. I find them very beautiful, sooo..... :)
---FULL SIZE is better---
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We have sunshine today. Not very warm and in the afternoon, we expect rain again.
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Comments (20)
Very unusual, indeed.
Gosh! If they all hatch your house could fanish into a rhubarb patch! They look very intruiging.
Wow! Outstanding!
looks really cool !! great capture of this !!
This is a wonderful capture Helle, can't get over all the details here
excellent
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
You have a knack in making the mundane very beautiful Helle
Superb capture and compositon on this seed cluster! :)
ser fantastik ud, er det løvstikke ved siden af ?
Fantastic capture and picture !
Excellent shot!
Rhubarb seed? Seriously? I've never seen mine go to seed. !!! ??? Maybe I should pay closer attention! This is a great shot ... wonderful detail!
Excellent capture! :)
Stunning photography!
So stunning!
Wow what an intense looking seed! Great shot- thanks for sharing! :)
Selina Photography™
wonderful seed!!!!
Superb photography. Wonderful to see.
I like rhubarb and the seeds always remind me of something else: some other kind of fruit! I don't know what kind, however! I love looking at them and when they're dry, they make the nicest sound when you rub your fingers over them. They smell good too. I really like the colors and the light in this! The light is really amazing! Did you use a flash? I don't really know if you did or didn't, but it's spectacular. Full zoom is a must...and did you know if you look at this in just the right way, it almost resembles a hat.