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The dogwood trees are still blooming, throughout the valley, with their delicate clouds of floating petals. These were in Stanley Park in Westfield, MA last night. 🌸🌸

I found this little blue hiding on my hard drive and decided to set it free :) The sunshine is out here today, which feels amazing, though we're a long way from butterfly season yet.

My Beautiful Whippet Bee relaxing in the garden on a sunny day.

The memory of water passing towards the sea, remembered by the sand - Felixstowe, Suffolk

Just one of many icicles hanging from the bushes near the entryway to our stable. I think it is amazing how the ice captures the world in the distance and holds it hostage until the sun comes out to free it.

 

Have a wonderful day everyone!

In my garden, Woodinville, WA.

My Hen is a sweet silly boy. He's also too fat. I have a problem resisting him when he asks for food :-{

The Flickr Lounge-Shallow DOF

  

2 shot panno, brenizer method light version. A model, cute dog or friendly pelican to focus on might have worked better, but I had none of those, so this is best I could manage

In search of cute and gamboling lambs I found these instead - a vision of sunshine yellow and spring joy :)

He found a red leaf in the gardens at Borde Hill this afternoon and was quite taken with the colour. Luckily, there was no-one around when I took this because Phineas is easily embarrassed. Er, that goes for me too ... although, doesn't everyone my age take photos of miniature robots in public places? :)

Taken by my wife with her Samsung Galaxy A10 phone

SOOC (straight out of the camera with only the signature added)

Magenta Cosmos 'Dazzler'

Just growing from the crack between the wall and the sidewalk... Union Street, Chinatown, Vancouver. July 16, 2016.

Survey Park, Kolkata.

And the lilacs are exquisite! One of the best years for lilacs in a long time.

Street portrait, Fort Kochi, Kerala, India.

 

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Young barn cat playing in the farmyard.

Ordinary things, like common burdock seeds, are made extraordinary in the right light. Late on a winter's day, sometimes the sun makes everything golden.

 

 

Best viewed in lightbox, + zoom and on full screen (F11), of course!

 

The gear! (new tab) - Shh!!! Mum's the word!

 

... But whatever can it be? ;-)

 

Well, it can’t be a decorated Christmas tree - its balls are far too small. ;-))

 

But don’t give up! Here’s a clue! Just scroll down the page a bit!

 

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Another one from our own garden. At the moment snow is falling :(

A glimpse of heavenly Spring bokeh to begin the day. Dogwood trees are in full bloom, now. Canopy trees are leafing out in brilliant lime green. The air is filled with the sounds of birds chatting, mourning doves cooing, peeper frogs peeping, woodpeckers tapping for breakfast and dogs excitedly barking on their morning walks. Moments of bliss. 🌸🌸😌😌

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The obvious joy and energy exuding from my life partner/model bring a smile to my face every time.

This is olddddd. I found a load of old pictures on my drive, thought I'd upload a couple.

 

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