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Peach and yellow tulips.
Cantigny Park, Wheaton Il
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You know spring has sprung when you find a complete field of naturally occurring flowers. Even this photo doesn't do justice to how beautiful this really was.
This is Doritaenopsis Arakaki Spring Fairy 'A#6', a phalaenopsis family hybrid, which I purchased at the annual orchid show at Tokyo Dome.
Nikon D700 with the AF-S VR Micro-NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED lens, hand-held
With Spring coming soon I thought it a good idea to make a second jewelled egg with a Spring theme. I wanted this egg to be similar in style to the first jewelled egg called ‘Love’.
This egg is made of emerald bricks decorated with silver lines, polished silver ornaments and a shiny gem on top. The egg is placed upon a small pedestal of silver in the shape of paws. Like the first jewelled egg there is a surprise inside: a chicken and an Easter bunny!
Now, let the Spring season begin!
Playful and somewhat dirty spring lamb captured at Silcombe Farm, just past Culbone Woods, Somerset.
Mild HDR and ortonish effect applied.
A white world in the spring
Here was the Mt. Norikura, the south area of the Japan North Alps.
I saw the Alps from the mountaintop of Mt. Marishiten, approximately 2,870m above sea level in the early morning.
Even in spring a white snowy world opened under my eyes.
Many white peaks of the Mt. Norikura were seen just under eyes, and the Yari - Hotaka mountain range was seen beyond them.
Marie has chosen TIME as our word for inspiration for this week and that made me think of SPRING TIME so here we are. I wanted to 'tweak' this a little more but I ran out of TIME!
Credit to Minette143, Ruby Blossom and Bluesse.
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I'm looking for my shot of a sunflower. But these keeps showing up on my screen :)
I always know its spring whenever I see this tree's flowers from my uncle's study room <3
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What to do on a sunny day? Don't ask that to a photographer, because they are going to tell you find a location and take tons of photos!
I did that today, the day was perfect, not a cloud in the sky, nice and fresh for walking, daffodils, tulips and crocuses are in full bloom, the trees are finally putting on a show, and I want to share with you all something from this day...
Mother nature, you are awesome, this one is for you...
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Nature inspired me to become a photographer. I specially love trees, birds and flowers, but there is so much to see, enjoy and capture during a long hiking trip, a lake, a conservation area, forest or park, the list of places is very long!
Graphic design is another way to express myself. I love reinventing a photo that I have seen, in different ways. I use Photoshop to do these transformations, and I also my own photos to create textures.
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Just a couple of images taken in Claybury Wood during late spring. They've been processed entirely in Adobe Photoshop.
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More from my visit to VanDusen Garden on February 15th.
These are called Spring Snowflake, I presume a type of snowdrop but I haven't confirmed it.
Walking the valley of Spring
With only the blue sky above
The thunder of greens and blues
Rain if you want, I have holes in my shoes.
As life starts anew
With fragments of last year kiss
Hoping for better days
You I will always miss.
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I want Spring and I want it now...
At the moment winter is winning in my garden but I am hoping spring will get the upper hand next week.
Spring wild flowers are starting to bloom here in Southeast Texas, although most of the blooms pictured here show up much later in the year.
Scan from the Golden Treasury of Natural History.
The Golden Treasury of Natural History, by Bertha Morris Parker, Golden Press, New York. 1962 printing. Copyrights include 1941, 1945, 1950, 1952.
The illustrations come from Golden nature guides (most by Dr. Herbert S. Zim), along with sources from Whitman Publishing's Field Flowers and Woodland Flowers by T. H. Everett.
I love the formation of clouds especially at sunset when you bring in all that wonderful colour. This is taken out the front of my house on a Spring Sunset Evening.
My daughter says it almost looks like a Love Heart in the sky.
This year you really had to look for spring here. A lot of rain and cold spoil the joy of spring. But there were nice moments too.
Trees and meadows are blooming and the sun is already strong - that's how you imagine spring.
Camera: Shen Hao TZ-45 IIB
Lens: Schneider APO Simar 5.6 / 150mm
Shutter Speed: 1/125
Aperture: f 16
Filmback: Shen Hao 6x17
Film: Kodak Ektar 100, 120
Scanner: Epson V850 Pro
ScannerSoftware: SilverFast
Complice la giornata uggiosa, ieri ho deciso di rimettermi in cucina. Così, dopo i filettini di orata con salsa all'arancia e cognac e pomodori gratinati, ho sfornato questi cupcakes. Forse ho esagerato un pò con il verde, ma sono così belli primaverili..... E poi volevo provare la macchina nuova in questo tipo di scatti. Devo dire che mi piace davvero tantissimo e soprattutto mi sto divertento; scattando tutto in manuale, anche il focus, ho il controllo totale. E questo è quello che mi piace di più, che cercavo e che finalmente riesco a fare.
Buon inizio di settimana a tutti!
SOOC
Thanks to the gloomy day, yesterday I decided to get back in the kitchen. So, after the fillets of sea bass with orange sauce and cognac and tomatoes gratin, I baked these cupcakes. Maybe I overdid it a bit with the green, but they have so a spring mood ..... And moreover I wanted to try the new camera in this kind of shots. I must say I really like a lot and most of all I'm having fun; taking everything in manual, also the focus, I have total control. And this is what I like more, I was looking for and I can finally do.
Good start of the week everyone!
Here a photo from my garden the spring has come.
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Flowering plums burst forth in February around here, and we've always taken that as a sure sign that spring is headed our way. Of course, the rainy season still has a few months to go, but it'll begin tapering off pretty soon, and the temperatures are working their way upward (looking for mid-60s this weekend!); so we're entering into the season of hope.