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Spring this year may have come late, but it has been spectacularly beautiful! The blossom has been incredible and I wanted to try to capture not just the beauty of it, but the dreamy feeling of being surrounded by flowering trees.
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Model: Halo Haynes
Location: The Pit Studio UK
Set-up: Single Canon Speedlite in 49inch reflector umbrella on Manual off camera right
Whilst spring will probably follow another dose of winter, these snowdrops were seen in the churchyard of Wisley church.
The spring is sprung, the grass is riz.
I wonder where the boidie is.
They say the boidie’s on the wing.
But that’s absoid. The wing is on the bird.
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It takes a lot of white down to upholster a rather large Australian Darter chick! It shares a bulky stick nest in a bottle-brush tree with its mother.
Stopped by Cedar Beach in Babylon, Long Island today. I was playing with some "intentional camera movement" on the waves but it was so windy, I think my camera would have shaken anyway!
I added a little Topaz Watercolor and light textures from French Kiss and Flypaper Textures...
Flowers underneath the Lorain Road Bridge, Fairview Park, Rocky River Reservation, Cleveland Metroparks.
ladies and gentlemen,
may i present to you the latest discovery of a new galaxy in my front yard.
and i name it:
the hairy starry galaxy.
view it Large here.
14th of the SPRING'S HERE! series.
When you take the trail to Dripping Spring, and make it all the way to the end of the trail where the mountain stops you from climbing any further, this is the scene that awaits you.
Karen and I took this hike today. The trail is really only about 2 miles long. The easy part is the lower portion. All up hill and with nice gravel paths. Once you venture past the ruins of the hotel turned TB sanatorium, the grade is steep and the rocks can be slippery.
We took most of our time exploring the upper trail, carefully picking each next step, Every advance gave us another spectacular view, either of the Organ mountains or the valleys. We took our time and enjoyed every step of the way.
This small spring of water, cascades out of a small rock crevice down to a pool of clear water. I got both the reflection of the pool and the rocks under the surface in this image.
Getting to this view was worth the effort.
Brussels.
Spring is here.
The Florists’ Gardens are certainly among the most beautiful green areas of the Brussels region. Hosting old greenhouses from the time of Leopold II who has initiated this park, the Florist’s Gardens also offer a magnificent view on the city and are a harbor of piece close to one of the most visited attractions of Brussels, the Atomium.
Sobieski park is the Park adjoining the Colonial Garden and the Florists' Garden.
The Florists’ Gardens can be reached via the Sobieski park (close to metro Stuyvenbergh).