Thistle seeds scattering in the glinting light, on undecided winds.
All images © Karen McRae, 2012
Thistle seeds scattering in the glinting light, on undecided winds.
All images © Karen McRae, 2012
draw and shoot 
You at your soft and delicate best..
Thank you kindly, Helen.
Oh this is nice! Good work K.
Thanks, Al.
K
I love this whole series of photos with the thistle seeds, Karen. Beautiful.
Sandy, I’m glad you like it, I hope you don’t mind a few more! 😉
Once again you have produced lighter than air images. Bravo!
Thanks very much.
Such an exciting series this..delicate but powerful..some of these are like creatures..frosted maybe..there’s something of the winter about them..actually they’ve reminded me of your trees – are they unwrapped?!
Cath, I know what you mean about a hint of winter being in them, already I can feel the seasons shifting…
The trees were unwrapped in May when I was in Cape Breton, I should really go back and see how they are doing! 🙂
Fascinating !
Just straight shot, no fancy lighting or technique yet you can
remove the distinction, whether they are in the water like a Jerry-fish
or floating in the space. This is far beyond a technique.
Yoshizen, I’m glad you think they are fascinating, there are more to come! Thanks so much for your always lovely comments. 🙂
The quality and shine of nature’s lines couldn’t be represented better. Glorious!
Nature does all the work, Elena. I am fortunate to be able to get out in the midst of it. Thank you.
Una serie maravillosa, la luz, el color, la composición, un 10, besos
Estoy tan feliz de que te guste, Manoli. Yo appreiciate sus lindos comentarios. ¡Gracias!
Those tiny, easily missed details are fascinating. Thanks for revealing them.
A pleasure, Karen. Thanks for looking!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thannks
Gene
🙂
so soothing. your photos are as light as the seeds
Oh, it’s been fun working with them. Thank you.
Tiny filaments – so delicate so beautiful. Love your light, Karen!!! K
Thanks, Kathleen. Much appreciated.
K
I’m really enjoying these recent photos of yours…especially the subtler ones, all very beautiful!
Thanks for saying so, I appreciate it!
You should really select some of these recent things you’ve been doing, print them huge, get them framed up, and put them in a gallery.
Thank you, James. That is a very nice comment.
Oh that second one! So delicate! So hard to photograph!
Thanks, Carla.
I love this elegance…
Marina, thank you, I’m glad that you do….I’m posting more! 🙂
You have captured the light so well, Karen. Delicate and beautiful images.
Thank you, Simon.
Nature at its closest. 🙂 Thanks for bringing this to us. It feels good.
It’s quite enjoyable looking at nature this closely. Sometimes surprising! Thank you, Nandini.
That upside-down one just sets me thinking of umbrellas, and I think it’s just a structural likeness thing, but now I’m smiling because I’m imagining a whole lot of umbrellas just flying away on the winds.
I know how you like umbrellas! 😉
Thank you, Trish.
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Hi William, thank you for your thoughtfulness, that is very kind of you. I appreciate the award but I’m not very good at following through with these. Karen
Yet again – another splendid post ! Great images !! : ) }
Thanks so much for your comment, Chris!
Exquisite images once more.
Thank you, Louis.
Delicate and beautiful!
Thank you!
You’re very welcome!
Super nice shots — really love these
Thanks very much!
These are so neat. You choose such great subjects.
Michael, thank you!
Very beautiful, Karen. The 4th is my favorite..
I’m happy you like them, Bente. Thanks very much.
So soft and beautiful.
Thanks you very much, Inga.
gorgeous! spidery legs and spidery webs 🙂
They are quite spidery, aren’t they? I was thinking that, too. Thanks, Marina!
They really do remind me of delicate daddy long legs spiders! 😀
Amazing… spider-like and impossibly delicate
I am really impressed with the different looks, it really makes a difference that I never thought about before:) good Job,