Pentland Street Garden @ Prince Edward Road West

-- 仙丹花

Whenever I see my 4 year-old nephew, I load up my Fuji Instax Mini and let him shoot with it. He loves taking pictures, but has only really shot with a digital. The whole "viewfinder" concept is a little fuzzy to him, but we're working on it...

Some sweet basil seeds I started about two weeks ago have sprouted!

Shot with a 105mm f/2.5 with stacked M2 extension rings.

Budding yeast slide oil 100x

my friends daughter who starts to act for my camera wen ever i go her house.it starts from her age of one.

University of Wollongong Research Showcase Event

I'm regretting getting all my Christmas cards sorted now. It would have been nice to print a couple with this photo on.

A rose with the smell of a warm spring afternoon, at the Thabor park in Rennes.

Glittering sparkling world after the ice-storm. This was the fun part of the day. The rest of the day I spent with the ax, sledge hammer and shovel, chipping away at the driveway one tiny bit at a time so we could get out of the garage... and out of the house.

Rosie's Mexican Cantina's beautiful flowers

Grand daughter Lily peers through the viewfinder to watch dawn arrive.

Botanic Gardens, Glasgow

Made to Explore on 3rd December 2007 - Position 486

18 March 2011

Some budding tulips in the front garden. Can't wait for them to come out.

Testing out a new camera, and it's real-time LUT feature.

Budding

A capture at the entrance of the Orchid Park, Taman Tasik Perdana, Kuala Lumpur.

CANON EOS 400D, Fujinon 50mm F1.4, M42, Panagor Auto18mm Extension Tube, Wide Open.

Biggest Johny Marr fan at FN6

Cutts for chip budding in late summer

A weed from my yard (don't know what it is) that had a lot of buds on it. There is something about this picture I don't like, but I can't pinpoint it; help would be appreciated. But, overall, I do kinda like the picture.

We have a really beautiful Magnolia in our front yard and because it's been a bit warm this winter it's confused and starting to bud. A little rain last night to put some moisture on the leaves and an f/1.4 lens added a bit of flavor.

After a day of rain, the sun came out in the early evening. Since my wife was at work, I went to Northeast Park and took a short photo walk.

a budding rose; charming, vibrant and full of promise that it would one day grow up to be the most beautiful thing in the world.

At The Green-Wood Cemetery.

wild azalea in my backyard

.... A HPPT folks!

Didn't know if this sorta thing worked as an inverted panel?

Tulip on black.

There isn't much colour to see yet on this tulip, so I thought I'd try a B&W conversion.

Breaking away from "Single In April", I was looking through my sets and realized that this lens (Vivitar 75-300/4.5-5.6) actually creates impressive and smooth bokeh. I decided to have some fun with some of the buds that are coming to life after the past few days of rain and warmth!