While I was out today, I took some photos of a broken building and then noticed some feathers, or feathery type growths on a plant. I decided to take a shot with it using a macro lens.
EDIT: Thanks to Gary Schollmeier for telling me these are Wild Clematis seeds.

UNREAL! 😀
Thanks 🙂
I’m glad you told me what it was… I went to the pic first LOL!!! OOPS!
Lol
that’s pretty! well, i’m trying to do my photo of the day and here’s the very first..
(a new challenge)
And it’s an awesome photo.
thanks! 🙂
You’re welcome 🙂
VERY cool!
Thank you 🙂
Wow! That’s very impressive! Do you ever make prints and hang them on your wall? I know I would!
I made two Calendars of some of them, and this year I am going to start selling them
I would! I’m sure you’ll sell more than a few!
I hope so 🙂
so beautiful.
Thank you Sedge
Wonderful capture, Alastair!
Thank you. I could have got it better though
You captured this so well Alastair
Thanks Celestine. It could have been better
Niiice – Looks artsy!
Thanks Rosy 🙂
Love it. Gorgeous texture.
Thank you 🙂
We have similar seedheads on one of our clematis. I love them
They are gorgeous
Ah! I’m glad you’ve found out what they are – Bruce and I took some photos of the same thing a few weeks back – http://bluegirlphotography.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/fluff-2/
I like them. Better than my one.
Love this!
Thank you 🙂
Nice shot
Thanks Bruce 🙂
So beautiful and delicate.
Thank you 🙂
Wild Clematis seeds, that is what they look like to me. I have a bunch of file photos that look just like this. Nice shot!
Thanks Gary 🙂 I’ve updated and included a link to you. Cheers
do you see that little…thing…in the upper right, at about 2 o’clock? It looks like a teeny tiny bug…mini LIFE…and I may be wrong, but I love that bug. Sign me–Horton…:)
It’s like a follicle from one of the feathery things
So pretty, Alastair. 🙂
Thank you 🙂
Wow. Even the littlest things are beautiful.
They are 🙂
So delicate, so beautiful!
Thank you for sharing! Have a wonderful day! 🙂
Thanks Stefania 🙂