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Hi Everyone,
Finally, it's the first day of spring! I'll not see tulips for another month or two, but the days are warmer and the snow is melting. Here's to spring! Happy Sliders Sunday! HSS!
Edited with texture in Topaz Studio
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Guten Morgen,
ein kleiner Igel fotografiert zum Frühlingsanfang in meiner Heimatstadt Gardelegen.
Good morning,
a little hedgehog photographed in the beginning of spring in my hometown Gardelegen.
Always a festive, happy day when Spring finally arrives. Vamoose Old Man Winter….welcome vernal equinox.
The sun broke thru the clouds to highlight the verdant, layered farming fields of Washington state's Palouse. Such is Spring's bounty. Bring it on.
Happy First Day of Spring!
Every work has to start somewhere, and what better way of starting a decoration stream then to create an office space where ideas are turned from imagination into reality.
Considering its time of spring, freshness and rebirths, I chose to name my office : Spring office
It brings a blend of "cold" materials and darker tones with a bit of quite fresh and vivant greens that collide well and provide viewer with transgression from winter to spring. I decided to keep it as a minimalist office area, centralizing with a wood base on top of modern black table that I "polluted" using modern tech and few other details. My personal favorite in this small work station area is surely Mud Honey Jerry Office Chair that has quite vivid green leather.
Website following my interior designs will be added in near future as its still "in making" so for now I leave this small start area of my designs here.
*cheers*
Dorian Lacroix
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Taipei has been raining for a week. However it is spring and blossoming should be the scene now.
最近北部天氣不佳，即使已經是春天了，還是不見春意，只好分享，去年在伊豆半島，拍到的油菜花田。
〜日野菜の花畑, 南伊豆町, 静岡県, 日本
South Izu, Shizuoka County, Japan
- ISO 100, F5.6, 1/320 sec, 200 mm
- Canon 5D MarkIII with EF 70-200mm f/4 L lens
- Sunrise @ 6.13am (100º) / Shot @ 7.02am
- Visibility 20km @ 7.00am/ Humidity 73% @7.00am
- Temperature 4.5ºC @ 7.00am
Explore #18 ... Thank you! :)
Special thanks to my mom (for helping me) & to my husband for his creative input....
It was such a pleasure to feel at one's fingertips
the possibilities of the new season.
(inspired by Kate Morton)
Weekly Theme Challenge - Narure
Smile on Saturday! :-) - Nature in Hand
(photo by Saskia, edit by me)
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This was taken Monday evening before Tuesday's snow. I've taken thousands of shots from this spot on the ninth floor and can pretty much tell you the month from where the sun is setting over the mountains. This is March :-D
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Some pink and purple Rhododendron bushes in Cowden Hall Estate in Neilston. A bit of a throwback to when it was a posh blokes garden.
It wasn't the best light, noon and bluebird day, but I thought this LE shot still turned out pretty good despite the harsh light and shadows.
Alcove Springs was a popular stop along the Oregon Trail near Independence Crossing in Marshall County, Kansas. Travelers along the trail gave the springs its name. The spring is active all year, but is also fed by a seasonal stream and waterfall.
Blue Rapids, Kansas
Cows in spring. Looking for shade of a dead oak? Ruminating and relaxing anyway. These cows are an old Dutch breed, Blaarkoppen. (Blisterheads translated). Nederlands: Blaarkoppen op de rand van weiland en nieuwe natuur in de kop van Drenthe.
Another self-portrait :)
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