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Town houses reflected on the Art Gallery of Ontario building one fine day in Spring. The gallery was packed with viewers for the last weekend of the Leonard Cohen Exhibition.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nceRfJJZcP4 Tower of Song
Credit @ RJD in Illuminate (End date : April 13th)
RJD Miles End Bungalow
Credit @ Little Branch
LB_WildLindenTree.v1{Animated}4Seasons @ Illuminate
LB_BirdFlower{With Flowers Menu} @ Illuminate
LB_Buffalograss.v2{Mesh}Animated @ Illuminate
LB_Grass.V4{Animated}Mesh @ Illuminate
LB_AvocadoTree.v1{Animated}Seasons @ Little Branch Main store
Credit @ Bee Design
Bee Designs Louise Bench PG -Spring @ Illuminate
Bee Designs Louise Bench Tulips-Bonus @ Illuminate
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Bee Designs Je T aime Gacha Bed RARE @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Bee Designs Je T aime Gacha Frame 2 @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Bee Designs Je T aime Gacha Frame @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Multiple selection Lamp @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Bee Designs Je T aime Gacha Nightstand @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Bee Designs Je T aime Gacha Console table @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Bee Designs Je T aime Gacha jars @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Bee Designs Je T aime Gacha -Je t aime @ Bee Design Main store Gacha center or Main store
Credit @ CJ Creationin Swank Hollywood Glam event
CJ Elegance Pergola + Planter
CJ Elegance Iron Table + Props
CJ Elegance Iron Patio Chair - 36 diff. Sits + Props + Couple
CJ Elegance Planter 01
CJ Elegance Champagner Tower Tray
CJ Elegance Heart Table
Just after sunraise when the dew is still hanging on the blades of grass one can feel the temperature rising, spring is in the air!
This is officially my first day of spring 2016 image. The scene was bursting with colour where most places were dull as we went for a Sunday hike. The ice lay in thin sheets like shards of glass broken among the reeds and bushes. We actually heard them crashing off the branches with the warm sun as we stood there. Spring is on its way!
Each time the northern lights shine in our spring night sky, I think it might be the last of the season, because the night is no longer very dark. I had to darken and vignette this photo to showcase the cosmic display.
....so here's the deal.... for some reason, our weather can't seem to understand that it's time for flowers to bloom OUTSIDE.... it has snowed every day this whole week!!! So I thought I would have the flowers I bought at Costco yesterday do a "Spring Flower Dance", sort of like a "rain dance!" I don't know if it will work.... but I had the time of my life dancing with these luscious Ranunculus.....
Happy Weekend!!!! xoxoxox
A shot from last year how I long for Spring as I look out on another dreary January day.
This caring parent bird allowed me to get up closer to these birds than ever before, seemingly determined to distract me away from its young brood.
The chicks had long since sensibly disappeared into the long grasses, so I was more than happy to spend a few minutes in the company of this beautiful bird.
Oystercatcher (Haematopus ostralegus)
Dunstaffnage Scotland
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I know it’s a very old fashioned flower, but I love lilac. Then again, I am somewhat of an old fashioned person, and certainly an old soul, so perhaps it suits me. I love lilacs for their delicate blooms, sweet scent and of course their delightful shades of purple. They are a true harbinger of spring.
The theme for "Looking Close on Friday" for the 26th of May is "shades of purple", and I was immediately put in mind of the lovely lilacs I saw in some of the old fashioned cottage gardens that I sometimes see on my walks. Whilst it is autumn where I live now, I just happen to have a photograph of a beautiful lilac bearing several shades of purple in my photo archive, taken on a lovely spring stroll I took in October last year. Captured against a wonderfully clear azure sky, I thought it most suitable. I hope you like my choice for the theme and that it makes you smile!
Syringa is a genus of twelve currently recognized species of flowering woody plants in the olive family or Oleaceae called lilacs. These lilacs are native to woodland and scrub from south eastern Europe to eastern Asia, and widely and commonly cultivated in temperate areas elsewhere.
Spring sets on Ireland as the rivers in the Comeragh mountains begin to freeze....makes sense..in March.
A lone tree in the foothils of the Comeragh Mountains in Waterford, Ireland
Seems like the clocks going forward have triggered spring at last, some gorgeous colours from yesterday evening.
This Easter we had such lovely weather, actually was hot during the weekend, reaching 31ºC.
Spending time outdoors, just chilling, summer lunches, lots of fruit, salad.... and also cold beers ^^.
It's been quite a while since I last enjoyed it at home <3
Credits and close up in my blog HERE <3
taken @ Malal's spring !
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SL Photo Challenge - May's Challenge
PRIMAVERA 2008
faccio un pò di pulizie di primavera, è già qui, la sento nell'aria. taglio, diserbo, poto, concimo, non posso farmi trovare impreparato quando LEI arriverà.
You Can Never Hold Back Spring (tribute to Tom Waits)www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgeZEdbv_m8
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è carino vedere e lasciare un commento, quante visite senza commenti, un popolo di guardoni ehhh?? un uomo nudo, a nude man
In a spring fever I headed off to a local camera store to lift the spirits after all the recent snow and rain and generally dreary weather. A few dollars later I emerged triumphant clasping a Tamron AF 18-270mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC LD...no trip to the doctor required.
Tested this out around town today and it's so much sharper than the 18-135mm kit lens that I bought with my D80 several years ago.
Here's Mr & Mrs Cardinal on my deck sharing their dinner. It's true love. I know they've been together for 7 years at least. They are so sweet.
If you like the techie stuff I shot this at the maximum focal length of 270mm at an aperture of f/6.3. Not quite with the sun directly in front of me but pretty close, so the exposure was adjusted down -1.3. I'd expect the sharpness to fall off a little at the maximum focal length but I was pleased with what I got at 200 ISO and with the camera set on aperture priority / matrix metering. Next time I'll shoot on shutter priority as these birds move around quickly.
Spring came to Japan.
Cherry blossoms begin to bloom in various parts of Japan.
Cherry blossoms began to bloom also in Tokyo.
The flower will open to a lot of kinds of cherry blossoms in April in March.
And, the Japanese feels the thing that spring comes by enjoying cherry blossoms by love.
Photo Location: Sunny's Studio
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Pose: Spring Swing
Head: Lelutka- Ceylon
Body: Ebody- Reborn
Tail: Sweet thing- Amalthea
Hair: Doe- Zoie Flux
Outfit: Violent Seduction-Petrichor
Head chain: Yummy- Unicorn Head Chain- Ivory Horn
Spring time in the Sierra Foothills. I took this image last year. Hopefully the wildflower bloom will be as good this year.
spring is here!!!!!!!!!!
I've got some engagement pictures today and I can't wait!!! engagement's are my favorite! and thank goodness the sun came out so we can have nice and warm photos! : )
Top of a usually green hedge displaying red leaves in response to sunny spring weather after a cold winter.
Nothing says spring like a waterfall surrounded by lush green woods. Don't remember the name, but this was taken shortly after the previous post
“When spring came, even the false spring, there were no problems except where to be happiest. The only thing that could spoil a day was people and if you could keep from making engagements, each day had no limits. People were always the limiters of happiness except for the very few that were as good as spring itself.”
Ernest Hemingway, A Moveable Feast