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A few years ago, while my wife and I were living in beautiful Victoria, BC, I took this photo of a cherry blossom in the light rain and breeze. Looking forward to seeing cherry blossoms again this year, as I didn't see them while we were living in Turks and Caicos Islands last year.
Fuji X-Pro 1
XF 60mm f/2.4R
" Spring is when you feel like whistling even with a shoe full of slush. " Doug Larson
After 2 weeks of temperatures 20 degrees above normal. The 2 feet of snow we had on the ground has disappeared. If I had not seen it myself I would not have believed
it. There is mud and water everywhere but spring is finally here. Hallelujah
Spring comes to Temple Balsall reserves.
Clockwise from top left:
7-Spot Ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata) 20 March 2019, Cuttle Pool NR
White-tailed Bumble Bee (Bombus lucorum sensu lato) 30 March 2019, Cuttle Pool NR
Small Tortoiseshell (Aglais urticae) 24 March 2019, Cuttle Pool NR
Common Toads (Bufo bufo) 24 March 2019, Temple Balsall NR
Cuttle Pool and Temple Balsall Nature Reserves, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, Temple Balsall
WHEN SPRING STARTS TO BREATH
© ajpscs
KAWAZU ZAKURA
are characterized by relatively large petals in a rich shade of pink. Buds begin to open in early February, and the blossoms continue to flower for over a month through early March. KAWAZU ZAKURA is a natural hybrid from OOSHIMAZAKURA and KANHIZAKURA.
オオシマザクラ系とカンヒザクラ系の自然交配種と推定されている
OK For the folks in the east I appreciate this sentiment may be a tad annoying, but it has been a longer and colder than normal winter on the west coast so it was a delight to see and feel the sun today, especially as it lit up leaf buds proving that spring is finally here.
There is something about the spring season, moving the clocks forward creating more day light that gives you new life after those winter months.
Processed this shot while listening to Artifice by SOHN. Great song.
Did it end while I was gone?
Cause my shoulders
Couldn’t hold that weight for long
And it all just feels the same
Somebody better let me know my name
Before I give myself away
Somebody better show me how I feel
Cause I know I’m not at the wheel
Spring will come. It will... definitely. One day.
*looks at the grey sky and low temperatures outside and cries* T_T
... Ahem.
In the mean time, Rozy wanted to get into the spring mood, with a homemade flower crown~ :) I'm also trying my hand at some doll rings, but it's so hard working on such small scales UGH!
Wish you all a lovely sunday! <3
Spring Trees. © Copyright 2018 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
A rather well-known grove of Yosemite Valley trees, with new spring foliage and photographed from the “wrong” side
Near the end of this spring's Yosemite Renaissance artist-in-residency in The Valley the early signs of spring were appearing — grass was turning green, rivers and waterfalls were flowing, temperatures were rising, and leaves were appearing on the deciduous trees. I photographed this well-known little grove just a few days after the first spring leaves emerged, when they still had that transitory yellow-green color of early spring.
Almost anyone familiar with Yosemite Valley will know immediately where this grove is located. This photograph was not made from the typical direction — and you may be able to spot the reason it isn't photographed as often if you just look closely. A careful scan of the scene reveals the presence of a roadway! That is often a complete show-stopper for photographs like this one, but I liked the backlit tree against that darker forest enough to give it a try in this case.
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Spring was already in the air and now is officially here!
SOOC
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Well, not really.
Uncropped image of a 22.5mm X 10mm spring fitted to a small garden pruning shear.
The steel wire is 1mm thick.
Even at f/16 the DoF is very limited at this short distance.
Wishing and hoping for spring. I lost 10,000 plus images from my Mac, it was my error. I spent many hours of the past few months devising a way to free those lost images, tonight I hit gold, enjoy.
this trio of small bulb/Spring flowers made me contemplate the joys of the awakening of my garden…
Mini Daffodil, mini Iris and a red Anemone.
Have a great day and thank you, M, (*_*)
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