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So we do not focus on what is seen, but on what is unseen. For what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.
"It’s spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you’ve got it, you want — oh, you don’t quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!"
~Mark Twain
52WYW Week11, Slice Of Life
While I didn't take this today,it was 60 degrees in Rahtford and .I just wish it smelled as sweet. But even though spring will be late this year, its wonderful to feel the sun and hear the birds and smell the mold (yes, I have allergies) because it means its almost time to plant!!!!
Yay for being a dirty girl!!
Warszawa, Poland
Spring
Analog. Nikon FM2 and Kodak Color Plus
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Today it was a sunny wonderful springday in Berlin. So I went out at my lunchbreak and took this "snapshot".
Heute war ein schöner Frühlingstag in Berlin. Daher ging ich in meiner Mittagspause raus und konnte diesen "Schnappschuss" aufnehmen.
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Three Crocus, growing in the backyard. Crocus are hard to catch here in Atlanta, they close up without direct sunlight and only last for a couple days in bloom before they wither away. I caught these at about 2pm when the sun was on them the strongest, had to block some of the light with my doormat :D . I am attaching another shot of them at 4:00 pm when the shadow of a tree had fallen on them.
These are unedited from the original shot except for cropping.
Alex Gaskarth in Atlanta on the Spring Fever Tour.
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this little fellow was causing quite a commotion among the flamingos at a local park, spring fever no doubt!
we often come across them on our golf estates, they're quite skittish and duck into the bush before you can get close to them.
"The name “duiker” comes from an Afrikaans word meaning “diver”, these species being named for their habit of diving into cover when disturbed." - quote taken from Wildscreen Arkive website
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