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Tree Swallows are back and preparing their nests at Bombay Hook. Sure was nice running into long time friend and wildlife photographer Greg Obierek this morning.
Der März verabschiedet sich mit Schnee !
Und für heute ist wieder ein gewaltiges Sturmtief avisiert.
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Wünsche Euch einen schönen Tag!
Week #11
SPRING BREAK!
This last week has been BEAUTIFUL weather. I even wore shorts today! I need a tan pretty bad though.. Anyway, too bad today was the first day for my spring break to start and it becomes cold and windy :[ This last week was pretty busy as always. I entered into my schools art show and got past the first round of judging with all 4/4 photographs that we could submit! I am really excited! Also I finished printing my portfolio on 13x19s, landscape, cold press paper. They look amazing on that fine art paper! It's a completely different feeling when you have those prints and not just on the computer screen! I also am going blonde. I wanted to try it out for the summer. I will be all the way blonde in April. Pretty exciting! I hope I can pull it off.
Happy St. Patricks day!
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Good morning everyone my friends, confined at home one week and another working ... in a society fighting Covid 19.
This is a tough time for many of us, spring is out... so close but so far too... nostalgic thoughts...
Hope it helps you to spend your time and get distracted in these strange times ...
A hug for all and be very careful !!!!
I posted a panorama from this location at the Capitol previously but I wanted to share this one as well. It may seem like a simple image, but its tough to get the timing right (or lucky). The cherry blossoms have to be in bloom and the daffodils (I think that's what those are) must be as well. Then you have the sky. Sometimes she cooperates, most of the time she does not. In this case it was all working together. Fortunately I can swing by this place on my way to work, so its easy to watch. Let me know what you think.
My steam is lacking colour with the recent mono shots.
Clear blue sky's today so decided to shoot some spring flowers for a change.
Used my 24-70mm f/2.8G @ f/2.8 to add a little bokeh
Taken in the National Trust gardens at Greenway (Once the home of famed mystery author Agatha Christie) in Devon
New growth on a Cholla Cactus enjoying some spring rain. Cedar Pocket, Virgin River Gorge, Mohave County, Arizona.
Giant Springs is formed by an opening in a part of the Madison aquifer, a vast aquifer underlying 5 U.S. States and 3 Canadian Provinces. The conduit between the mountains and the spring is the geological stratum found in parts of the northwest United States called the Madison Limestone. Although some of the underground water from the Little Belt Mountains escapes to form Giant Springs, some stays underground and continues flowing, joining sources from losing streams in the Black Hills, Big Horn Mountains and other areas. The aquifer eventually surfaces in Canada. Giant Springs has an average discharge of 242 cubic feet (6.9 m3) of water per second or 150 million gallons per day.
A row of cherry blossom trees continues for about 1 km along a small river in Fukushima prefecture. This was taken in the evening when it rains and blowing. I took the downstream direction.
此処は有名な桜並木回廊で, 観音寺川沿いに延々１㎞の桜が植わってます。観光客も多いのですが当日は小雨の肌寒いお天気だったので人出は少なかったです。下流方向を見ると, 何となく去って行く寂しさを感じます
撮影：福島県猪苗代町川桁地区 小雨 17:22