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I am starry-eyed and vaguely discontented
Like a nightingale without a song to sing
Oh, why should I have Spring fever
When it isn't even spring? Frank Sinatra
1st place winner in the "SPRING" contest.
1st place winner in the WOW Gallery.
April monthly mosaic winner in the 14 Karat Gold group.
1st Place Winner in the Fauna - all animals, from whale to ant. Round #5.
Photo of the Week in the Phamtomapixel pro group.
1st place absolutely winner in the July - August 2009 "FLOWERS + BUGS".
Taken for Assignment 52, Theme: Spring
Scaveola flower. Scaveola is a beautiful hedge shrub used in Florida. It survives flooding by hurricanes, when salt water floods the land. It has these tiny, tiny flowers, that are quite beautiful. Few people notice them because they are so tiny.
They bloom more in spring, I think.
I put a tiny flower on a mirror, with the black backing of a picture frame to reflect in the mirror. But I see the ghosting effects in the mirror- grrrr. Someone mentioned filters that would take care of that before. But my point and shoot does not take any filters. But I sort of like the effect anyway.
Wow- I was traveling last week- and have so many photos for my various 52 week groups to catch up with. So sorry, for posting so many today, but I want to meet this week's deadlines because I missed out last week being away.
As always, all critical feedback is very welcome. I'm trying to improve my composition skills and my photography skills (taking and processing). I'm not thin-skinned about feedback. Brutal critique is welcome.
Taken 3/27/11, Uploaded 3/27/11, 2011 03 27_zR72EnhanceClone_flowers KL_6851
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I've been busy doing Spring chores, but here's one from a Swamp Maple in the back yard. I love the splash of color these give to the woods before everything turns green.
The first day of spring is here and the maple trees are blooming.
Though spring is right on time, I could not resist this part of Henry Van Dyke's poem, Late Spring.
Ah, who will tell me, in these leaden days,
Why the sweet Spring delays,
And where she hides, -- the dear desire
Of every heart that longs
For bloom, and fragrance, and the ruby fire
Of maple-buds along the misty hills,
And that immortal call which fills
The waiting wood with songs?
before winter returns next week...the forecast is not looking good !!!
"The first day of spring is one thing, and the first spring day is another. The difference between them is sometimes as great as a month."
Henry Van Dyke,
textures thanks to Kim Klassen and Skeletalmess.
"Time is on my side," sings the brave little bush, as it unveils its spring buds amidst the melting snow.
Sometimes Spring comes "later" than usual, but this year with a lot of rain, Spring came roaring in.
The tree blossoms were beautiful in Sterling Heights, and attracted this small visitor.
Spring is sprung. Boys are excited. Two pairs of tundra swans are entangled in a group fight on Detroit River on their way back to arctic tundra
FlickrChallengeGroup - Spring - 2019-04-10
Storybook MONTHLY BEANSTALK CLIMB-OFF - Odds and Ends (The Other Stuff) - 2019-04-16
A beautiful sunny afternoon at a favourite place and the feeling of warmth and Spring growth was all around. A series of three pictures taken in camera to convey that feeling.
One of two Spring cakes I recently painted.
I have some pictures on my blog showing the work in progress, if you wonder how I do it.
This painting that hung in the Kentucky State Capitol really caught my attention. It has terrific composition, dynamism, shadows, and spring colors.
I can feel the ground rumble.
Artist: Cissy Hamilton from Lexington, KY
Title: Spring race
Material: Oil on canvas
Venue: Kentucky state capitol, Frankfort
It's always a joy to see the spring beauties arrive. This was a couple weeks ago in central Illinois.
Yes Spring is finally here with daffodils all over the place,
These were in Claremont Gardens.
I had someone ask me how I created this shot during the day to get that deep blue sky in camera, if anyone is interested drop me a line.
Spring has sprung, and the water is starting to run high with the snow begining to melt. This is a really neat little creek up in the Columbia River Gorge. I will have to go back here again.
Nikon D700
1.3 sec
f/22.0
24 mm
ISO 100
-2/3 EV
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Spring has arrived. The cherry blossoms are ready to blossom. I don’t usually shoot flowers but this was outside me front door so I couldn’t help myself.
LA: Leucojum vernum
EN: Spring Snowflake
DE: Märzenbecher / Frühlings-Knotenblume
HU: Tavaszi tőzike
The lovely white flowers are native to Central and Southern Europe.
They prefer to live on rich, mildly acidic soils. Mostly in valley forests where the soil is moist enough for them. But they can appear on wet floodplain meadows where the soil is rich enough.
The plant is strongly protected by law in Germany and many other lands in Europe.