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Alas, the flower was a fraud
Sep. 1st, 2015 08:56 amI should be less credulous.
I noticed in the photo I'd taken the other day that the stalk in the background looked spattered, as if by paint. This morning I went back and looked at the flower again. It's closed up now, and you can clearly see where the paint hit and where it didn't.
Ah well!
ETA: To see what genuine pigmented Queen Anne's Lace looks like, check out this photo by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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I noticed in the photo I'd taken the other day that the stalk in the background looked spattered, as if by paint. This morning I went back and looked at the flower again. It's closed up now, and you can clearly see where the paint hit and where it didn't.
Ah well!
ETA: To see what genuine pigmented Queen Anne's Lace looks like, check out this photo by
clarentine on Flickr:
