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these clouds were so pretty though no rain...as they sadly move on. You can see however it's greening up compared to the late winter..have a great weekend.
...facing east.
It turns out the local swamp is populated with hundreds of goldfish, so we caught a few for some cocktails.
One sunset, 4 focal lengths. The extremes are, apparently most interesting as entirely different pictures: while wideangle is often a landscape 'default', the closer look explains why telephoto is just as essential for landscape photography.
A westbound Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight climbs over Marias Pass at Marias, Montana, on June 4, 2002. Three EMD SD40-2s pull the train through the spectacular mountains of Glacier National Park, with the first two in fresh “Heritage I” paint.
I like springtime because everything is in bloom.
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This river, which flows beside one of our homes, is as important to us as our woodland and the meadow and all of the trees and flowers. It very much is a part of our lives and we all love it.
I like to have shots of various times of year as the geographic location and geological influences make for vastly differing visual effects. These factors provide a new view each day which can be subtle and unique or spectacularly strange.
Our homes are all beside water - sea, river or stream, but this river possibly is the one we all like most.
Taken with a Nikon F3
A sheep with her lambs is one of the most iconic images of Spring for me. My favourite time of year.
View On Black Spring greenery on Mount Tam (Tamalpais) looking towards San Francisco..
Mt. Hood in Oregon is surrounded by not only by forests and lakes, but also by valleys containing fertile farmland and fruit orchards.
As such, it is a joy to see in springtime with fruit trees and flowers blooming.
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Woodstown Central Railroad 0-6-0 locomotive no. 9 is seen preparing for the day's Easter Bunny Express trains.
Was treated to this neat sight at work today, a mother duck and her 11 ducklings nestled in the courtyard. This is her second year visiting the same spot, as it is safe from outside forces.
Springtime comes to the Oklahoma Cross Timbers on its own terms. In fits and tantrums of late freezes, wind and balmy calm days punctuated with thunderstorms and tornadoes. But, Spring always comes and the actors are always the same. Black-and-white warbler in new oak leaves with blooms. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
A squirrel enjoys foraging in the garden at Lake Ruth on the campus of Western Illinois University during the springtime. I was there to capture images of flowers... and I think she was there to capture nuts. :D
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One sure sign of spring along the Florida panhandle is the blooming of the wild Azalea's.
"Blossom by blossom the spring begins." ~ Algernon Charles Swinburne