- Lili Segal
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I took the photos of this unusual looking plant at the Jardin des Plants in Paris, the main botanical garden in France. Fuller's teasel (Dipsacus Fullonum) is an introduced weed. Native Americans and Europeans used the bristly heads to card wool and raise the nap on woolen textiles. The photos were taken on October 13, 2007. I wish you all a wonderful weekend!
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Shakeh Sarookhanian 10 Apr 2008
Wonderful picture!Tabitha Borges 22 Oct 2007
GREAT MACRO WORK...Celeste Smith 22 Oct 2007
THANKS FOR THE INFO ON THIS , I WAS WONDERING WHAT KIND THIS WAS.....GREAT SHOT !Joanna Jungjohann 22 Oct 2007
great catch!Mrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 21 Oct 2007
BEAUTIFUL Artistic captures,Lili!!!Great camera work!!!:)Jan Jacob Mekes 21 Oct 2007
Gorgeous close ups!Alberto D'Assumpcao 21 Oct 2007
Wonderful captures. Lili! Excellent clearness!julie Marks 21 Oct 2007
Gorgeous photograph of these graceful weeds. They look like they are dancing tilting their heads to the rhythm of the music. I love to see unique and unusual botanicals and you captured them in a great composition.Jerry 20 Oct 2007
Lovely picture and great details!KC CHANG 20 Oct 2007
VERY BEAUTIFUL!gerry logan 20 Oct 2007
Such a strange but in its own right a beauty nice captureJohn Segon-Fisher 20 Oct 2007
Excellent compoisition LiliJoke Schotting 20 Oct 2007
Beautiful capture my friend!!!!Anne Vis 20 Oct 2007
Beautiful shots, Lili!Anne Vis 20 Oct 2007
Beautiful shots, Lili!Anne Vis 20 Oct 2007
Beautiful shots, Lili!Emily Reed 20 Oct 2007
JUST GRAND, MY FRIEND!Jessica Courtley-Rose 20 Oct 2007
great capture!Steven Torrisi 20 Oct 2007
Crystal clear zoom on the pointy spines of this unusual plant.Sharon Henson 20 Oct 2007
Very nice shot Lili.