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Four months ago (21 May) it looked like this:
My Clematis Alpina (growing in a pot on my balcony).
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Over-the-Top Award from NPT @ The Nature..., 3 November 2009.
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About Me - DawnTreader
- DawnTreader
- Västergötland, Sweden
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My camera is a Nikon Coolpix 4600.
For basic editing of most photos and collages I use Picasa 3.
Sometimes I also experiment with some more "artistic" effects in Photoshop Elements or Paint Shop Pro.
YOU WILL ALSO FIND ME HERE:
The Island of the Voices ~♥~ Wordly Efforts ~♥~ Through My Spectrespecs ~♥~ Soaring Through The World
6 comments:
What a wonderful transformation - they're so sweet and fluffy to the eyes. I never knew that they would become that...
Wow! I've never seen this before! I don't know which is the prettiest. Maybe the flowers, but the other sure is weird looking and cool!!
I like the puffy fluffy even better than the gorgeous flowers. they look like a work of ART. like someone took cotton puffs and painted stringy things on them. they are gorgeous. and there right outside your door. i would be out there taking hundreds of photos. LOVE it
In the UK, the wild clematis is called "Traveller's Joy" because of these wonderful seedheads!
The flowers are so beautiful and then the added beauty of these lovely, fluffy seed heads, what an amazing plant. xoxo ♡
Nice plant, interesting details.
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