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Its Spring at last, in my daughter's garden in England. I just wanted to show that leaves can be just as pretty and colouful as flowers.

Spring skiing in the alps of Sunnmøre. Norway

Planting Fields Arboretum, New York

Spring bulbs bring a welcome splash of colour to my garden

Spring in Dorset.

 

Capture of a lone pink tree in blossom.

 

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It was almost warm today :-))

If you live in and around the Portland area and you are looking for a waterfall fix, Silver Falls is ripe and ready to go. Bluey and I stopped by here and shot one day last week during the best time to shoot waterfalls...in the pouring down rain. :) Finally I have images to post after the long wet winter. I hope you have all been getting out and enjoying the brief periods of dry weather.

 

We were watching Peter Lik the other night and I couldn't help but laugh. He was in Hawaii and had a helicopter take him to this waterfall that looked like it was strung out on meth and then took a boat to a remote "hidden" waterfall that turned out to be a 4 foot waterfall cascading over a wall of mud. They were talking about it using words like secret, amazing and beautiful. LOL!!! WTF! Haven't they heard of the PNW??? :)

 

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Part of my series "spring" (album)

 

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Backlit emerging spring maple leaves and keys are nicely framed by the soft DoF background of shadow and light on the lake at Pine Grove Park near Liverpool. I placed the leaves and keys in the composition according to the vertical rule of thirds which contributes to the impression of a harmonious aesthetic in the image.

From a walk a few days ago.

DMC-G80 - ISO 200 - 1/25sec - Olympus M.Zuiko 60mm F2.8 @ f/8

Spring tulips at sunset in Wichita, KS.

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Spring showing up very slowly, as usual. It rains, it snows, it rains again. But the birds are back, which is really nice to see.

 

Not really sure what this is, could be pear but it brightened up a dull day

Under a canopy of clouds, mist, branches, and leaves.

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Well, welcome to spring! Couldn't think of a better representation from Florida that spring has officially arrived than to welcome it in with this adorable sandhill crane colt. In this image, it's also a special day ... for it's Uno's 1-week birthday!

 

As many of you know, I'm an official craniac, so when I heard of this cutie's presence in our world, I set to wake up super early and drive up to see him/her. It wasn't a drive without incident (thanks Tom), all good though, for seeing this colt made it all worthwhile (as well as spending time with my dear friends Jess & Michael ... it had been too long).

 

Words cannot describe how sweet this little one was and how thrilled I was to get to photograph "a morning in the life of" this colt. Being already 1 week old, Uno was making his way through the grasses alongside its parents pretty good, taking short naps along the way, and receiving tasty bugs and worms from its parents. Always a favorite activity of mine was the "catch-up chase" whenever it would lag a bit behind. At times, Uno would stop and look over at us, as if to wonder where our parents were. LOL. Of course, the wildflowers in the frame with this cutie were one my favorites. Love, love, love cranes, especially these young colts.

 

I hope that if spring hasn't arrived in your neck of the woods yet, that it will soon. As far as south Florida goes, unfortunately I think we'r already well on our way to summer. Either way, hope that you enjoy the rest of your weekend!

 

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What would spring be without a Robin?

Travertine Formation,

Dryad Springs,

Yellowstone National Park

 

These formations have been described as, "like a cave turned inside out."-YellowstonePark.com

 

Under cloudy skies, the thermal spring, with its strange growth and steam, stood out against the landscape and sky. It began to rain before we had finished our leisurely tour.

Spring Frost on the railway tracks and roofs of houses. It doesn't last long at this time of year but my fingers hurt all the same.

This last unspoiled and undeveloped habitat in Kings Bay, the headwaters of the Crystal River, is critical for protection of the West Indian Manatee. The springs in the bay, with their constant 72 degree Fahrenheit water, provide essential warm water refuge for the manatees that congregate there in the winter months.

/ Nagatoro-machi, Chichibu-gun, Saitama

// 里の春 / 埼玉県秩父郡長瀞町井戸

Spring in Niagara Falls

 

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Heavy rains turned to snow and we end up with a not so fine spring day.

Witham, Essex, England - 9th May, 2021

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