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Forgive me, I couldn't help myself. I know that Flickr is currently flooded with approximately 25 million shots of pear blossoms and other blossoming wonders. It really doesn't need my 16 shots added to that, I'm sure, and mine are, overall, probably about of average quality. But I couldn't help myself!
We're finally having some lovely weather. The bigger, older, wiser trees, bred in this climate, are still mostly naked. They know how treacherous Missouri weather can be in April! But the Pear Trees, and the Forsythia and other blossoming things, have sprung into joyous, optimistic bloom, and they're SO lovely and we're SO hungry for them!
Every year, when they bloom, we all hold our collective breath and pray that we don't get a hard frost that will kill them. We came close a night or two but they all seem to have survived beautifully, and we're hoping maybe we're out of danger now.
Anyway, yesterday I went on a walk around the neighborhood with the camera, and here were all these lovely blossoming Pear Trees, Forsythia, etc. So I couldn't help myself, here are my 16 offerings, culled from the insane number of pictures I took. Blame it on SPRING FEVER!!!
With one more seat removed, there's plenty of room to put the gear! But, sadly, not enough room for a dance floor.
Yet.
The current Greenford Station was opened by London Transport in 1947 as part of the New Works project which had been delayed by WW2 and is located adjacent to the original station dating from 1904 with the original station closing in 1963.
This station is served by trains on the Central Line of the London Underground system between South Ruislip and Epping and by Great Western trains to West Ealing.
Posted from www.jlgatewood.com The view in front of my house... Today is also the first time I'm wearing short sleeves too. See the full gallery on Posterous I decided to have an impromptu one-man hanami (cherry-tree-viewing party) for lunch today... These pictures are from Meguro-gawa, just south of Gotanda station, by my offic ...
I admit this the not the greatest composition, but the current when taken with a slow shutter does make for some interesting colors and patterns.
Top Row: A6 Process Diary
Notes on progression of pieces for current self-directed project 'Thought Form'.
Bottom Row: Spectrum
21 x 22cm
Curation of small pieces (above are drawings from life model and edits of own photographs).
Also for current project.