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I'm already thinking about springtime trail work to the extent of going out tomorrow to open up an oldy but a goody.
Coincidently, its Nov 25th today. Happy birthday Chainsaw...
Tulip time in Madison with the Wisconsin State Capitol serving as a backdrop. Best when viewed on black.
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On the edge of the property where my wife and I live is a crepe myrtle. I noticed recently that the leaves for this season have started to appear.
Still playing with that twist-the-zoom-with-a-slow-shutter effect. This time on some potted flowers on our front porch. I like the impressionistic feeling of these colors blending together. It feels warm and spring-like to me.
We finally got our first real snow here in Southern Vermont. I was going to go shoot the Weston mill in the snow, but I thought the light wasn't quite right. I'm saving it for another day.
So - now for something completely different. A heretofore unposted archive shot of a seasonal waterfall at Letchworth State Park in Castile, NY. Since our move to Vermont, it might be a long time before I get back to good old Letchworth again.
So enjoy this shot of Springtime serenity!!
Gotz Springtime Little Kidz Doll (2023).
She doesn't have an official name, but I think I'll call her Beatrix.
Finally spring has arrived on oniro in secondlife at the club
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When you are in the right place, and the lighting seems to be right, and you have your finger on the shutter button of your camera ... there's only one thing to do--take a picture, and hope for the best!! I love springtime!
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
Springtime at Ellerslie Plantation. Private. Built in the 4 year period 1828-32.Located out from St. Francisville, Louisiana. Cannot be clearly seen from the road due to a grove of trees. The boxwood hedge gives a distorted impression of the height of columns, (The low edge is not part of the historic fabric of Ellerslie and the house would be more attractive without it.)
Oddly every time i upload i get explored. Ever since that blood one. Not that im complaining! I just.. am confused. Ill explain below. (if you haven't read my other captions.) Its just really really odd. Im not used to this.
So i cut our faces off because Brent face was blurry and my smile was horrible xD
Besides i think it looks cool cropped. but what do i know? xD
So, Explores been confusing me lately. Its dropping my photos and then putting them back up. But its like noone can see them because well... i'm no getting any views connecting to the explore page. (i looked in my references) So im super confused.
I explain something like this in the last photo caption. but i felt like... well saying it again xD
Anyways. The temperature's getting hotter and hotter as days go by and its making me so nostalgic for the REAL thing.
Summer.
Its on its way, i can feel it....
This is that same barn I posted exactly three months ago--but of last year's tulip festival. I got a little different angle on it this time, however. It's not actually on the grounds of Tulip Town, just across the road. I've always enjoyed it though. Hope you enjoy it, as well!
Skagit Valley
Mount Vernon, Washington
042018
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