Raindrops on Pokeweed Berries
The pokeweed plant is considered by some to be an invasive weed while others say the ink from its berries was used to write The Declaration of Independence. Either way, its deep purple berries and bright pink stems are an eye-catching combination.
Published by Elle Künstlerin
Elle Künstlerin is all things to no people and no things to all people. She is a paramedic by profession, a wife by luck, a mother by destiny, a writer by madness and a photographer by mania. While he... View profile
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9 Comments
Post a CommentIncredible photos. Wish I could take ones like this. :-)
And it's poisonous...
Great Pic...
Beautiful pictures and interesting history tidbit.
i wish my macros would turn out this well! Beautiful work. The rain drops on the berries are gorgeous :)
You do have a talent for this.
These are such beautiful photographs! The close up shots are amazing! You have a great eye for this, very impressive.
I've never heard of pokeweed and love the colors! Your *after the rain* series of slides is really neat!
I've never had the opportunity to see pokeweed when the berries are on it. Thanks for sharing this, they're great pictures.