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The wild flowers are out already, as soon as it warms up they spring out of the earth before the larger plants steal all the sunlight.
"Time is on my side," sings the brave little bush, as it unveils its spring buds amidst the melting snow.
A sunset view of the Sierra Ancha from Tonto Basin. The Sonoran Desert in spring puts on a brief show of leafy greenery before the summer heat sets in and shrivels everything up - Gila County, Arizona
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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
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
Lucas is excited that spring is here! So am I, let me tell you ;)
I gave myself a treat yesterday and bought the 5D mark II. Took it out along with Lucas today after work to try it out and I'm very happy with it. Can't wait to shoot with it some more, which I will in about two weeks when I'll photograph my first wedding. Nervous excitement over here!
Canon 5D Mark II + 17-40L
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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Ya se percibe la explosión de vida de una buena primavera en el sur de España, tendremos que disfrutarla, como este carbonero común ( Parus major)
The explosion of life of a good spring is already perceived in the south of Spain, we will have to enjoy it, like this great tit (Parus major)
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 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.
Spring seems to have to battle very hard this year… Piz Aul (3121m) is still deeply covered in snow.
This is one of the 5 new prints I'm selling on Etsy
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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.
playing with Illustrator...
my Spring Antlers print is entered in the CIC Team April Theme Challenge, Pastel colors!
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more on the blog.
and kind of what it feels like here today, as it is raining again.
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"Treasures" of my daughter :) Colour plastic springs, which can be used as bracelets or to bind the hair :)
Macro Mondays - theme: "Plastic"
Leica M6, Elmarit 28mm f2.8
Fomapan 100 film
>Saturday morning at Spring Park Coffee shop, Green Cove Springs, Florida
Hard to miss this beautiful home on Hwy 101..with Spring green in surrounding hillside, the home stands out even better now..
We saw this one bed of spring flowers at Belgrave Hall. The scent from the hyacinths was fabulous. Difficult to capture in a photo!
Early during the Spring, the Black Swallowtail butterflies are the first to visit my Azalea flowers. For a few days, I was able to capture this visitor enjoying its feast. The Azalea blooms pass so quickly, especially when they bloom unexpectantly early here in southern Georgia. I am heading out to Callway Gardens and exploring during the week. There shall be plenty of photography and plein air painting. When I get back, I shall be shooting the Milky Way back on Jekyll Island at my favorite 3am shooting time. :-)) Wishing everyone a Happy Easter and wonderful weekend.
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