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A vibrant red Tulip, some Narcissus Paper-white and a deep blue Hyacinth, when Spring is in the air... well, in the shops! LOL
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Some spring storms brought about some amazing light. It has been at least 6 months since i have taken a photo with some nice golden light and to have some decent clouds made it all the more special. I had lost inspiration shooting at home but i found some back tonight. Taken 5/11/15.
Most spring mornings when my wife and I drive slowly through scenes like this it is very quiet. Often we drive with the windows open and the loudest sounds are the trills of birds you can hear but not see. An occasional deer or other critter sometimes make a brief appearance. The quietness matches our lifestyle at this point of our lives after nearly 50 years together.
Strange times yes, but nature has a way of giving hope, brightens our day and our mood by giving us the Spring and all its beauty. Taken on phone camera.
Wow, this was taken a year ago at Radnor Lake State Park in Nashville. I have been researching non-stop for my trip to Oregon next week and took a break to go through some old shots. Its kinda funny, for the last 2 years I have shot about 10,000 images, as this is the same img #'s as what I am shooting now. Consistency...
Our third spring in Oregon. We LOVE it here! We purchased the house based almost entirely on the backyard. Last spring we planted over 200 new plants. This year we'll probably equal or better that.
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In this shoot I wanna introduce Spring in my Home, camp, flowers, clean colors and trees are some of the elements present in this shoot.
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Laura read yesterday in the newspaper about all these Houses where the roof collapsed because of all the snow. So I went out today and checked if we have any snow on our roof because I didn't really pay attention!! And No Spring didn't break out suddenly in Canada it's -8 Celsius, but I am sick an tired of long clothes and am striking.
Spring is making its way into Lapland slowly but surely. Weather is getting warmer day by day and long gone are the days with only few hours of daylight. Unfortunately, also trees have lost their beautiful snow-cover.
My two personal favorite times of the year in Lapland are fall colors and mid-winter. Still, there is something magical about the spring.
Taken March 2021.
Another emergency with our dogs - this time my little guy's spleen had to be removed due to a large mass. All this when we were just taking him to get his teeth cleaned & he had his annual senior (he's 14) check-up a month ago. You never know what tomorrow will bring ...
Early Spring continues here with early butterflies on 70o days. Some over-wintered, some are fresh. Most are fly-by's or high above us in trees. We've seen 9 species so far:
Buckeyes
Spring azures
Orange sulphurs
Eastern Commas
Question mark
American snout
skipper sp.
Checkered skippers
White, med-small - either a large Orangetip or Cabbage white
Update 3-1-17: after seeing 2 Orangetips yesterday 2-28-17 it's clear that this earlier white butterfly could not have been a large Orangetip because of the very different shades of white and big difference in size. So it must've been a foty Cabbage White.
No Mourning cloaks, no Zebra swallowtails - yet. Wild blueberries they favor are blooming in the woods. Trees continue bursting out in bloom and fescue is green - it's looking like Easter already.
Thanks for your prayers for my baby. Happy Butterfly Monday!
I guess I am having this Spring feelings that I uploaded this photo. When I took this photo it was a bit windy so, the tiny yellow flowers were swaying as if they were dancing with the symphony of the wind.
Photo was taken in Florence, Italy
Happy Monday! A few piles snow still melting but, with temperatures in the 60's, 70's and perhaps even 80's this entire week, they won't last long. Finally it feels like Spring! 😊
Part of this was originally going to be part of a resurrection scene (for Easter) but instead I turned it into this.
Really looking forward to some more colors , it's spring already , and apparently winter is over ........
i love the seasonal rhythms—both in nature and my emotional weather. frost in fall is beautiful: sparkling yet calming; preparation for winter. frost in spring is electric: short-term cold with so much hope; anticipation for growth and renewal. i gain insight while lying on my front-yard grass. i find joy in the bare bones of nature.
......dawn light was strong as it bounced off the clouds turning new spring growth golden. It looked stunning against the heavy grey sky but was fleeting as the clouds won the battle of the morn.