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From the archives, shot with a macro extension tube and an EF50mm F/1.8 STM lens, a budget combination that I was very fond of at the time.
The sun momentarily breaks through dense falling snow on a cold (-17 °C) day in the valley of the Jacques Cartier River, Quebec.
The average annual snowfall in this region is more than 400-500 cm, but this year snowfall has far exceeded the average.
Photo is a snap shot taken on a back-country ski trip.
Skiing into this location was an arduous task as it was necessary to break trail through more than 18 inches of fresh snow.
Upper River/Riviere Jacques-Cartier, Quebec, Canada.
Photo taken: 05 April 2018 (despite appearances, this is a colour photo)
Camera: Olympus EM1 MkII
Lens: Olympus 8/1.8
P4050960
Sliders Sunday
Well, Spring isn't far off, just a few more weeks to go. I thought the winter went by fast this year since it was warm in December.
A homeless was sitting outside a luxury store and enjoying his dinner.
Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California, United States
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 70-200mm/F2.8L IS II USM
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While I patiently wait for the tulips, daffodils and hyacinths to bloom, I enjoy seeing the sun light up the bare branches of the Red Twig Dogwood. Happy Fence Friday.
Tyntesfield was saved by the National Trust and is a wonderful timecapsule of Victorian life in a grand house, upstairs and downstairs. It is just outside Bristol near Wraxall in North Somerset. It comes to life in Spring!
Wonderful foliage at Goring Heath, almost want it to be autumn already :)
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Happy May Day to everyone. . .no one celebrates May 1 anymore like we did as children -- May baskets, singing, dancing around the May pole, a May Queen at school. . . back in the day. . .
Although this image was taken in late spring last year, the bunny still lives in our garden. It may not be the same bunny that shows up every morning this week and leaves us little “gifts” in the garden. I wish it was chocolate! I know it is said that it is better to give than to receive. So today I left some fresh Kale stalks and a few leaves for the rabbit. I do enjoy seeing him/ her run free in the yard. The bokeh in this image somewhat resembles golden eggs spilling down. Happy Easter weekend!
Taking a little spring break from my city shots to post everything blooming right now...I just couldn't resist!! :))
Very cold but the sun is shining. Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend!
Many thanks for all the kind comments and faves :))) They're very much appreciated!
I saw loads of these whilst out on a walk without my camera, so these are from last year.
Probably the last walk I did until after Easter as we were locked up and not allowed out for 2 months. This year is almost as bad, but at least we can go out for exercise, and some of the shops have opened again here in Umbria.
If all goes well, my age group may (or may not) get vaccinated by November.
Texture is my own.
It is official: it is Spring! Yet, the old and the old year are lingering on. Seeds grown last summer are still waiting to be dispersed. The reality is that the old and with it, the past, will be around in the present and, in some ways, in the future too. The truth is that in the depth of every cell, mine and yours included, the continuous chain of unbroken life is present, from the beginning almost four billion years ago to the date of today. Life's cycle is not simply an annual or an individual one, it is also a planetary wheel that has been turning relentlessly. On this planet, it will stop one day.
Spring has finally arrived in Midden Delfland :-)
Have a Tree-Mendous Tuesday!
... and a Happy Fence Friday :-)
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