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Blue skies and flowering trees! I finally felt well enough to stop at the Sensory Garden after work last night. Love all the flowering trees and especially against a gorgeous blue sky. At the University of Kansas.
Threads of water pouring the lushness into the depths of the darkness. It's fascinating to watch the simple ingredients necessary to permeate life again. Spring is such a wonderful season to observe the rapid changes in nature.
Malanaphy Springs is a cold-water natural spring that empties into the Upper Iowa River that then wanders all over before reaching the Mississippi River. HDR, 3ex
There was a lovely sunrise in Morley this morning and it was nice to be able to contrast buds on the trees against the rich colours. Blurred at the foot of this image (just left of centre) is Morley Town Hall. Best viewed in light box.
Spring in my garden.....
a photo of last March, but the same crocus are in bloom now, but the rain doesn't want me to capture them, yet!
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Villa Doria Pamphili, Roma
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"Awake, thou wintry earth -
Fling off thy sadness!
Fair vernal flowers, laugh forth
Your ancient gladness!"
~Thomas Blackburn
A really tiny plant (less than 1 Inch)
inbetween cobble stone sidewalk I saw plenty of white blossoms....
Frühlings-Hungerblümchen (Draba verna s. str.)
Diese Blumen wären mir nie aufgefallen....aber die Fuge im Gehweg-Pflaster leuchtete so weiß...
Die Pflanze ist gerade mal 2cm klein*g
I've been trying to get interesting shots of the northern Lincolnshire countryside, however, they all tend to consist of oiseed rape, tree and lots of sky...
So here you have, for your appreciation, "Yellow Field, with Tree and Lots of Sky!"
Technically it is spring, but tomorrow's morning low is predicted to be 18F! These turtles were enjoying yesterday's afternoon sun.
Copyright Susan Ogden. Feb 2019
One week ago I woke at 6am to the sound of different birds singing. Not our normal winter kind, but the kind you hear in the spring. I just KNEW it was Spring! Two days later the prediction groundhogs BOTH did NOT see their shadows and they announced there would be no 6 week extension of winter. Ha! I knew before they did!! Today we hit 65 degrees! Sunshine all over the place...which is both a blessing and a curse, as I have a lot of artwork to do for the shops...but I REALLLLLY want to be outside with the camera...since I was chained to my table making art all winter long!!! I promised myself if I worked on my artwork until 3p,m and cleaned up, I could go out for some photos and my beach walk, So, for 2 day now I have followed that plan....sort of...ok so today I slacked a bit but who could blame me!!! I was able to find a bunch of free supplies for a project as I beach walked so shoot me!!!
I have company coming for the weekend so tomorrow morning I will work...and deliver to the shop. Then I will meet a friend to scavenge for REALLY old artifacts in a secret spot along the sound....then come home and work more and have dinner...yeah...that’s the plan! It’s pay week for January so hopefully even tho this is off season I will have a few decent checks to deposit and get any supplies I need for March. I will be teaching a class this month on Phoneography and Editing ..wish me luck because this is WAY WAAAAAY out of my comfort zone!
This is Danube St. Beach access and it is a couple short blocks from my house in the neighborhood where I live! It was a beautiful night to shoot there! Oh and this is not enhanced...this is how it really looked to me and Mark the Third! :)
Sam and I went on a walk yesterday to see what spring colors we could dredge up. This is what we found. :-)
I took this photo myself at my own house. Don't that yellow flower look like fireworks! Wild, isn't it? Peace!