For the record, these are not being grown for medicinal purposes.
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5 comments:
I have poppies in my garden and I love it when they get to this seed producing stage. Yours look a little different than mine, This is a beautiful photograph.
R U sure? We're watching U!
Great monochrome shot! Even if they're not for "medicinal" purposes ;)
You make these look like alien spores, stripped of the intense color we usually associate with them. I trust that Gabriola's agriculture is not turning into Afghanistan West.
A nice composition. It really makes you appreciate the form of the seed pods.
No medicine? Perhaps, they are to make poppy seed cake.
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