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The southern slopes of the mountains have bare ground while there is still a lot of snow on the valley floor. In this photo near Bern, Idaho a little road cut traps snow in the wind and creates beautiful drifts. The mountains are the Preuss Range of the Rockies.
A 25 yard stretch of a spring that feels like a lush oasis surrounded by dry earth and rocky terrain.
This is what Spring looks like in Missoula...well I guess it's not quite Spring yet but it sounds good! lol.. Hope everyone is doing well...not too much going on here...work..work...work!! :P Have a great week ahead!! :)
060-DS-658 is seen passing between Meknassy and Mazzunah with daily train 5-13/72 from Metlaoui to Tunis, on this occasion running almost 2 hours late.
These EMD GT42 AC locomotives are the newest of the SNCFT fleet, being delivered in 2019 for phosphate traffic. However due to an endemic shortage of passenger locos on the meter gauge lines, these freight machines are often rostered to cover the services south of Sfax to Metlaoui and Gabes.
While usually a dusty arid scene, it was surprising to find this spot full of early spring greenery and blooms, which had to be taken full advantage of in this shot.
My full trip report from Tunisia in February 2025 can be viewed on my blog here.
This photo features in the May 2025 edition of the 'The Railway Magazine'.
The daffodils in this still life photograph embody the essence of the spring equinox, as they reach their peak during this time of year. Their vibrant yellow hue is a symbol of the hope and joy that accompanies the emergence from the darker half of the year into the light. Their delicate petals seem to dance in the glow of the rustic miner's lamp, which casts a warm, inviting light on the scene. Alongside the daffodils sits a delectable treat - a rich and indulgent chocolate Tiffin, paired perfectly with a freshly brewed cup of coffee. This still life captures the essence of springtime: a celebration of new beginnings, renewal, and the simple pleasures of life.
The first flowers to appear in Spring, and bees love them.
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Blossom on my wild cherry tree has been flowering for two or three weeks, which is covered in white now.
Almost we started to see spring view all around us. Every season is valuable but spring carries different meaning. it remembers reborn.
Castelluccio di Norcia, flowering 2014
A creative view of Castelluccio highland meanwhile flowering bloom. This is amovement shot made freehand trying to catch the different colors of fields full of flowers. It seems a spring rainbow.
Film: Fuji 100iso Super G Plus Expired 11/1997
Camera: Canon A1
Shot: Mar.27,2015
F-stop: F22
Shutter: 1/125
Lens: 50mm
Location: Astotin Lake, Elk Island National Park, Alberta, Canada
In our part of the country, spring passes quickly. If you haven't been out for five days, you find the trees in bud. If you don't see the trees for another five days, you discover that they've put out leaves. In another five days, they're so green you wouldn't recognize them. It makes you wonder: Can these be the same trees I saw a few days before? And you answer yourself: Of course they are. That's how fast spring goes by. You can almost see it. From far away it comes racing toward you. And when it reaches you it whispers in your ear, "I'm here," and then runs swiftly on.
― Xiao Hong
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In this shoot I wanna introduce Spring in my Home, camp, flowers, clean colors and trees are some of the elements present in this shoot.
"Nothing is ever really lost to us as long as we remember it."
L.M. Montgomery, The Story Girl
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