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As I look outside my window, I see that the crabapple blossoms in my tree are finished for this year. Thankfully I can revisit their splendor in the photographs I have taken. This is one of them.
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Maintenant que les fleurs de mon pommetier sont tombées, je peux quand même revivre leur beauté à travers les quelques photos que j'ai prise. En voici une.
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A bientôt.
Explored May23/09 #498
She has to stop and smell EVERYTHING! Hard to believe every clump of weeds smells unique. Dog life. :-)
The photo I painted from is here, I did this in oils thought it would be easy enough, it took me quite a while.
Our first four days back in Dorset have been remarkable - not a cloud in the sky. Of course it won't last. However, it was a joy to see a rather battered-looking Peacock butterfly basking in the sun having survived the winter. This species will hopefully mate in the next few weeks. The offspring will be flying in high summer before they settle down for next winter. So the annual cycle of life continues.
Looking south to Anderson Island and Chambers Bay Golf Course from the Grandview Trail not far from the North Meadow, in University Place, Washington.
This is a 3 exposure (-2, 0, +2 ), hand-held HDR processed with Photomatix, PhotoShop Elements 3 and MicroSoft Picture it! Premium 10.
Added to EXPLORE for May 30th 2008. Highest position: #343
One of the larger Gortin Lakes located a few miles from Omagh in County Tyrone Northern Ireland
During this spring I decided to visit this lake and it wasn't until I returned home to edit this image that I noticed that the lake was partially frozen! A wonderful little bonus that really added to this scene on such a bright sunny day!
Dress : SMD - Dance of Spring Gown Set-Gown. Soon at We Love Role-Play.
Hair : Exile - Angelina. In main store.
Flowercrown left : *LODE* Head Accessory - Avril Apple Wreath [yellow]. At Shiny Shabby.
Flower horns right : N naminoke Snowrose horn. Soon at We Love Role-Play.
Flower bracelets right : N naminoke Snowrose bracelet. Gift. Soon at We Love Role-Play.
Skin + bom layers (lip gloss, face gloss, freckles, blush) : [Glam Affair] Reese Layer [Lelutka] 004 D. At Uber.
Head : Lelutka - Erin. New in main store.
Eyes : ARTE - Blue Eyes. At The Liaison Collaborative.
Bindi : ANTAYA - Bindi - Ioni. Soon at We Love Role-Play.
Pose : Stardust - Aurelia Bento Poses. Soon at We Love Role-Play.
Decor :
Floating Cherry Blossoms : .: Runic :. Crystal Cherry Blossom Pure. Soon at We Love Role-Play.
Gate, Garden Path, Fountain, Flower urns, Arch, Shrub : TLG - The Looking Glass - Lunafae. At Fantasy Faire 2020 in Lunafae sim, sponsored by TLG
Another canoe view into the spring head and basin. It might look like an empty bowl, but there's is plenty to see everywhere you look, once you're in the water.
Baltzell Springs
Chiopla River Water Management Area,
Northwest Florida Water Management District (NWFWMD), Jackson County Florida, USA
Olympus OM-D E-M10
M.Zuiko ED 14-42mm F3.5-5.6 II R
Tiffen Circular Polarizer
On a less than spring-like morning, the view from Loughrigg terrace is always a pleasure. A great day out with Phil!
A heron standing in a partially frozen pond in Boulder Colorado. He doesn't look like he is enjoying the sudden change back to winter weather. Probably wishing he had stayed south a little longer.
...hopefully! (Momentarily it is snowing...)
Shot on the 19th of March in "Tierpark Hagenbeck", a famous zoo in Hamburg, Germany.
These guys keep coming back every year with no encouragement, special soil, etc. Beautiful little friends.
Yellowstone National Park
A unique kind of spring exists at Mammoth Hot Springs, located in the northwest section of the park. Hot water ascends through ancient limestone deposits. The result is a landscape of terraces sculpted by travertine limestone.
At Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone visitors will enjoy views of travertine limestone terraces. Flowing waters spill over the colorfully streaked Minerva Terraces, resulting in a gentle waterfall appearance.
Hot gases are stored underneath the surface. Water seeps down into the ground and meets with these gases. Some of the gases are readily dissolved in the hot water to form an acid solution. This hot and acidic solution dissolves great quantities of limestone as it works up through the rock to the surface. Once exposed to the air, some of the carbon dioxide escapes from the solution. As this happens, limestone no longer remains in solution and it is deposited, resulting in the terraces.
Mammoth Hot Springs deposits about two tons of travertine limestone (calcium carbonate) per day.
Source: Yellowstone National Park