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Crocus, on a chili day, basking in the warm, near-spring, sun. You have that spring glow.
I love the luminescent/radiant look here from the combination of quite harsh sunlight (~ 3 o'clock), the almost transparent petals, and spot metering.
Taken at the Olbrich Gardens in Madison, Wisconsin. I've lived in Madison for almost 10 years now and just "discovered" these beautiful gardens. I had fun playing around with the image to give it an impresionistic painting feel.
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I don't know about you, but this felt like spring to me.
It reminded me of a water color painting.
SOOC.
Last night I had such a fun party with all of my best friends. About 70 people came, and it was a lot of fun. I got hundreds of dollars. (:
Today was me and Mikey's 4 months anniversary and we spent the day by going out to Panera for lunch, shopping at the mall, and mini golfing. Tonight was the best golden hour I've seen in so long. I missed the sun.
Colors of Spring.
Daffodil from my yard in Chester County, PA.
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The weather in Czech has been really great lately. Spring is finally here :)
Used miniature:
Re-Ment 2005 Wa Sweets #1
enjoying the atmosphere, the colours, the flowers of spring around Villa Ludwigshöhe/Pfalz, a residence of Bavarian King Ludwig I, and Mannheim
I'm back! I saw lots of people in Tokyo and enjoyed it very much, though I couldn't take many photographs as I had been very busy.
Next target is...... :-)))
Asproneri is a very small - almost abandoned village near Argos Orestikon, County of Kastoria - West Macedonia, Greece.
New York State does not look like this just now ... for one thing, this is not NY State - it's Spring in England's Lake District. [the road to Ennerdale Water from the west, to be more exact] My favorite painting so far.
Digitally hand-painted using Corel Painter and a scene from Google Earth.
Pretty flower in beginning spring along the Cedar Creek Trail along the Bogachiel River, Forks area, Jefferson County, WA
Shot with minolta 28mm lens
This is the Cercis canadensis, and is native to North America, and is also called the Eastern Redbud. Mine is native to Oklahoma and is called the Oklahoma Redbud. It grows wild everywhere here and you can see miles of pink at present in the wooded areas and especially around lakes and rivers. And it is also our state tree.
The "Judas Tree" is the Cercis siliquastrum, the European Redbud, and it grows in the Mediterranean region.
i was feeding the rats at lymm dam and this little robin landed right near me,and for a change didn't fly off
Two Springer Spanials enjoying a dip in the fountain of the Mary Shenley Memorial in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh.
The forests are alive with dogwood blossoms. This beauty sits next to my woods. Have a wonderful week my friends!
~Sam
The photo I painted from is here, I did this in oils thought it would be easy enough, it took me quite a while.
As I look outside my window, I see that the crabapple blossoms in my tree are finished for this year. Thankfully I can revisit their splendor in the photographs I have taken. This is one of them.
No editing. I always appreciate your comments and suggestions. :)
Thanks for visiting!
Maintenant que les fleurs de mon pommetier sont tombées, je peux quand même revivre leur beauté à travers les quelques photos que j'ai prise. En voici une.
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Merci de votre visite. J'apprécie beaucoup votre encouragement et suggestions. :)
A bientôt.
Explored May23/09 #498