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Created for Award Tree's May Scapes Challenge 205
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At last the spring arrived to my part of Sweden. This week is the first week with normal temperatures for spring. It is a wonder walking the woods where everything seems to come alive.
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The year has gone so fast (at least for me) and now as autumn sets in, I start to miss spring when all the blossoms are out and the freshness of a new season is so exhilarating. I came across this in all my photos and dedicate it to my favorite season gone too soon! Thanks for your faves and comments!
Grape Hyacinth | Muscari sp. | Asparagaceae
Samsung NX1 & Kiron 105mm f/2.8 Macro
Wide Open | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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Young larch cone. The most common tree in Russia.
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blossom of an apple tree
Apfelblüte
[Malus spec.]
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From my archives. (Clematis macropetala 'Blue Bird')
Vancouver
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Day 18 and counting
Not far from the home of the Curly Cows
lies Happyville, a small village deep in one of the southern counties of England. The very happy residents show their eccentricity in their houses, building them in unconventional shapes and painting them all with bright colours. Their only slight nod to normality is to plant highly fragranced blossom trees in the streets so that in Spring the air is full of the beautiful smell of fresh blossom and the sound of pollen-hungry bees.
Created for the Vivid Art Group Contest Vivid Spring
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I'd seen these tiny flowers on a walk on Easter Sunday, but I'd only had a standard zoom lens along then. So I mounted my Minolta AF macro lens (+ Sony adapter) before I went out yesterday (Easter Monday). The flowers are 1-2cm in diameter, and simply beautiful. A fairly strong wind added some motion blur to the flowers on the right. [SNY06838_lr_2000]
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Kleiner Kohlweißling ( Pieris rapae ), Hauhechel-Bläuling ( Polyommatus icarus )
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Created for the Kreative People Group October Contest One Good Word
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