awesome!

It’s beautiful!

Love perspective and wonderful in sepia!

Beautiful!

i love this. the title makes it for me. how many times have i felt like or been called a weed? but in the right light, seen from the right angle, beauty is revealed in all of us. thanks.

Wow I thought it was a parcel at first, thats way I did not understand the title, now I know excellent shot!

Wow, Sylvia, the B and W and the angle (I’m not a photographer … ) Stunning, with shadows!

Awesome.

Oh wow.This is just such an incredible photograph.The detail and lighting are gorgeous.

You say it’s just a weed but it’s more than that. Outstanding work

Damn! That’s some great weed.looks like wild carrot or Queen Anne’s Lace or Hemlock?great shot

it’s absolutely perfect!!! great work!

So delicately and intricately beautiful, the sepia sets it off perfectly!

absolutely glorious shot, very well done.

This image is sooooo stunning!! I love these flowers (weeds) and the angle, light and crop is perfect, well done, straight to favourites.

Wow – very nicely done :)
I love the back-lighting – great work.

Thank you so much everyone for the wonderful comments, always appreciated.

This sure is a spectacular shot Sylvia- isn’t there a quote that goes something like, “A weed is just a flower you haven’t made friends with yet?” Look how many friends you’ve made for this lovely weed! Well done!

this is wonderful! love the detail and it looks great in the sepia!!!

queen anne’s lace is the most beautiful weed I have ever come upon. it is magnificent.

The Queen of weeds. Fantastic presentation of this old favourite. Beautiful detail. ;D

This is awesome!

beautiful look here

Superb shot

Such a pretty shot taken at this angle!

great work, love the detail

Gorgeous image. This looks alot like ‘Cow Parsley’ also known as ‘Queen Anne’s Lace’.
Love the sepia tones and the angle.

Gorgeous, like an explosion of nature!

Your work is outstanding!

look at all these comments…as you know I love your work, but I think this is just superb, one of the best! :)

wonderful work – beautiful!

Thank you so much everyone, truly appreciate the wonderful comments.

I now know that this gorgeous weed has the very regal name of ‘Queen Anne’s Lace’, quite fitting, me thinks.

Gorgeous Sylvia

I bow to you, this is wonderful… It made me smile

Fantastic! What an angle, what a light. Great great capture.

This is one absolutely fantastic weed! Great shot!

Stunning image (of a weed) !!!!!!!

... and then, just when you think you can’t possibly get another angle to a ‘weed’ ... along comes Kitsmumma~!!! WOW with two WW’s x x x

stunning image!

Gorgeous!

now this is awesome

WOW! Wonderful image!

Incredible !!

It makes me think of Art Deco designs. Beautiful!

This looks like a jewel. Lovely!!!

This is beautiful and you have picked one of my favorite wild flowers, Queen Annes Lace. This grows wild in the south (where I am from), I use to pick these as a little girl and pretend they were my bridal bouqet. This shot is so wonderful to me.

This is so beautiful!! excellent work.

Strange to think something this wonderful could be classed as a weed!!
Really looks like lace-work too. You’ve really captured it from its best angle…..lovely!!

perfect!!!

What a wonderful perspective this is, the light is so stunning!!

Beautiful natural lace,fantastic light and tone,wonderful shot.

Just a Great shot. Love this one.!!!!

Just stunning!

that is a fantastic shot! you really captured so much detail in it! well done!!

Beautiful. great treatment too! well done!

really pretty, love the sepia!

congrats and well done

WOW – spectacular! One of your best! Instant fav!

love the pov, colours and light!

really beautiful.

This is beautiful and congrats on POW…

now that is friggin awesome!

oh sweet…isn’t this Queen Anne’s Lace? the letter to our mailboxes called it a dandelion….....either way? glad it brought this image to our attention…very beautifully captured/colored!

well deserved! very creative!

wow. wonder shot

Great perspective and the sepia toning makes it different, a very nice image

It certainly is a pretty weed! Beautiful lighting and composition…

Thank you everyone for the wonderful comments and encouragement, truly appreciated.

Stunning. Looks like a firework exploding into life. Congrats on image of the week. Well deserved

Thanks to everyone in the Macro Group for the wonderful support. I’m so thrilled.

Oh wow! It may be just a weed but you have really bought out its beauty!

tell u a secret? the root to this plant? is edible…it’s in the carrot family!

Just beautiful!!!

lovely shot! :)

Beautiful shot! Love the lighting & angle

lol…i’ve yet to be brave enuf to dig up one of these roots to eat…usually i have a granola bar or something in my backpack if i’m hungry enuf :o)

Fantastic shot, love the angle, lighting and tones.

Thank you everyone for the wonderful comments, very much appreciated.

Very beautiful image; even for weed!

:D i love it when people being so creative, great image in general. also would like to mention i love your “avatar/display photo” in your profile :)

So much more than just a weed!! Beautifully captured!!! Love the way the light seeps through!!

Wow.

That is an AMAZING shot, wish I had weeds like that in my yard :))

Thank you everyone for the kind comments, truly appreciated.

gorgeous photo! well done

magical!

This is such a beautiful image. I love the light.

Wonderful perspective and works so well in sepia!

Breathtaking!!

Lovely “weed”. =)

Lovely!

Lovely!

Obviously, we all love it. It’s a wonderful macro.

Just a Weed – but a beautiful piece of weed…
great lights, well done!

lovely

Wow.

this is gorgerous!

This is beyond fabulous !

Amazing shot!

Wow! What a gorgeous picture!

Oh my gosh gosh gosh!!!

damnit, there I go again with the loser comments ;)

wooow! Stunning!

Gorgeous light & detail.

This is amazing! the lighting is perfect and the way it has been taken is truely stunning!

beautiful. so soft. well done n take care :)

It is never a just a weed, as you can tell by this excellent piece of art you have created. I love the angle and the sepia tones.