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After long dark days of Winter, nothing lifts the soul like the sight of the blossom bursting forth saying...."Spring has arrived"
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How 4th level looks like, when you fall backwards from a roof..
Listen to Eleanor Friedberger: Epitonic saki Session: My Mistake
Catch a breath of fresh air and delight your springtime enchantment in the forest.
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a safe and enchanting day dear Flickr friends !
Los campos y los paisajes cambian rápidamente durante estos últimos días del invierno ante la llegada inminente de la primavera y adquieren su color predominantemente verde.
Caravaca de la Cruz - Murcia - España / Spain.
Springtime is extremely late here in London Ontario. Yesterday was April 16th and hardly a spring bud was showing....as a matter of fact when i awoke today April 17th there was snow on the ground, yuk !
Anyhow as i was out and about downtown London decided to check out surrounding buildings and came across springtime at the church.
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a safe and fabulous Easter dear Flickr friends.
A large and beautiful doe gave into the overwhelming tug of Springtime Temptation, emerging from the dark woods in the very early evening, to graze on the delicious and tender Alfalfa crop in a farmer’s field nearby.
Alfalfa is a perennial flowering plant in the pea family, widely grown and cultivated throughout the world as an important forage plant for cattle. Most often harvested as hay -- but can also be made into silage, grazed, or fed as greenchop -- it has the highest feeding and nutritional value of all common hay crops and has been cultivated as livestock fodder since at least the era of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
This image of Shipley Country Park in springtime demonstrates the prolific nature of cow parsley. I built the composition around the path through the flowers, which is framed by the large trees on either side. I usually try to crop out the sky altogether on this sort of composition, leaving the brightest part of the image to be taken by the flowers.
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA
05-01-2021
Processed: 05/24/23
This is the Dutch Windmill, one of two windmills at the west (oceanside) entrance to Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. The garden surrounding the park is the Queen Wilhelmina Tulip Garden.
I took this photo on my birthday, May 1st, 2021 on my first post pandemic trip to San Francisco. The garden was in glorious bloom. (I just checked the folder for my 2022 trip to San Francisco at the same time of year, and although I did get some photos of the windmill, the garden was under renovation, so not a lot of flowers like in this shot.
I never processed this photo before because there were lots of folks in the picture, enjoying the garden. A group of teenage girls were taking selfies right in the middle of the shot. I remember waiting for people to get out of the way, but it was just too crowded. (Pandemic restrictions were being lifted, it was a beautiful day, and the park was filled to the brim with people.)
I could have just posted the image with people in it, but they ruined what I wanted to present when I lined it up, so thanks to my Photoshop processing, I removed them from the picture.
This morning I spent some time (over an hour and a half) using the Spot Healing Brush tool and the Clone tool in Photoshop to "erase" whole groups of people. (18 each in three groups).
I also rid the image of a lot of glare on the left end on the tree branches, using the Burn (darken) tool.
Springtime in Montana: Montana Rail Link’s Paradise local is heading back to Paradise and is just west of Toole, Montana, on May 3, 2012. Under a leaden sky that is occasionally spitting rain, two venerable EMD GP9s, Nos. 113 and 127, power the train past some early blooming shrubs and flowers along a murky Clark Fork. Wish this local was still running today…