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Spring is the best moment to wander in the forest to catch the tender green of the leaves.

Wiosna !!!! /

Spring !!!

Creative edit of a Eucalyptus tree bark section. Through my eyes and lens, it is Spring! 2023.

A robin, back for spring, enjoys eating the leftover sumac from last year.

Late Spring in Canada

 

That's the spring I'm waiting for.

Finally this weekend a glimpse of spring coming.

White quence of some kind!!

It's that time of year when the weather is slowly changing and some mornings you can't tell whether it is still winter or if spring has at last arrived, but the new buds are bursting and soon the land will be covered with green - Yay!!

 

"No winter lasts forever; no spring skips its turn."

~ Hal Borland

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One more, I think Hairy footed Flower Bee, working hard... Spring!

 

Fujifilm X-S1 + Sigma AML 72-01

© Billy Wilson 2010

 

Spring flowers surrounded by snow. It has snowed since I posted the last picture. Its funny to see snow considering that only about a week ago it was nearly 30C.

 

About the Photo

*Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS *Lens: EF 50mm ƒ/1.8 II *Shutter Speed: 1/500Sec. *Aperture Value: ƒ/1.8 *ISO: 100 *Focal Length: 50mm (80mm Equivalent in 35mm Film)

 

I shot this handheld using live-view and manual focus because I didn't want to get my knees wet on the grass by using the optical viewfinder. I overexposed by two stops over the metered exposure. I opened the RAW image in ACR and increased the recovery slider slightly and also increased the blacks slider to make the dark parts of the flowers stand out more. I increased the clarity, and manipulated the tone curve slightly to maintain a high-key feel to it. I slightly saturated the yellows and the greens and opened the image in CS4 where I cloned out a few distracting weeds. I then converted to sRGB colourspace and saved as a JPEG to post online.

 

Large: View On White

 

EXPLORED!

"The deep roots never doubt spring will come."

 

Marty Rubin.

  

Patience is a virtue and I hope to embrace that as I wait for my Spring bulbs to push through the soil. Many shoots are already breaking through the rich loam, although Winter's weather is still willing to share low temperatures. Need I say...I'm counting the days until the garden is a riot of colors once again.

When I was in California two weeks ago, I was able to get in some high altitude hiking. No evidence of spring up there

Spring has arrived at Brambly Hedge, and all of the mice are up early, but one little mouse is up earlier than all, and he is up to no good....

 

This lovely small collectible porcelain plate by Royal Doulton was made in England and features the escapades of the Brambly Hedge resident as captured by Jill Barklem in the 1980s.

 

Everything about this meadow and the tree lined hills above were so colorful. This image was tweaked using Topaz Impressions and Photoshop.

Mule Deer enjoys early breakfast while mighty Yosemite Falls roar on background, captured before sunrise. Spring in the air.

 

digital in camera double exposure 180º and zoom effect

It's a lovely spring day in Indiana. Hope all my Flickr friends are doing well and staying safe.

Fujifilm X-T3, SMC Pentax M 1:1.7 50mm

Spring time

For me, its not spring until I visit a few waterfalls! Its been a dry year in the PNW and around this time of the year water level is usually much higher.

Discovering the colors of spring.

tomfenskephotography

Snowy Spring Daffodils

 

The snow returns overnight. some flowers were standing tall, others were bent over touching the snow on the ground.

 

A sudden cold snap and a few inches of snow overnight.

 

This was shot in the garden and exposed in camera for a "white out". The daffodil was bent over, so I just shot it from behind against the snow, remembering to keep my footprints out of the snow in front of the flower!

 

It is disappearing quite rapidly as the day warms up.

Spring Is Here

 

Once there was a thing called spring

When the world was writing verses like yours and mine

All the lads and girls would sing

When we sat at little tables and drank May wine

Now April, May and June

Are sadly out of tune

Life has stuck a pin in the boat

Spring is here

Why doesn't my heart go dancing?

Spring is here

Why isn't the waltz entrancing?

No desire

No ambition leads me

Maybe it's because nobody needs me

Spring is here

Why doesn't the breeze delight me?

Stars appear

Why doesn't the night invite me?

Maybe it's because nobody loves me

Spring is here, I hear

Maybe it's because nobody loves me

Spring is here, I hear ..........

A lovely reminder of how beautiful change can truly be.

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Spring in Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, Vancouver Island. You have to come to Vancouver Island to see how beautiful spring and summer is here...I can assure you that you would love it!

No need for an ice breaker, the mild and windy conditions this past week have opened up most of the St. Lawrence. The ice is jammed into this bay but the main channel is open. Shouldn't be long before we go for our first Spring paddle!

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➣ First shots of spring 2018, in HDR. Location: Parish of L’Épiphanie, a municipality with an agricultural vocation, founded in 1854. L'Épiphanie is located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, 50 km east of Montreal in the province of Quebec, Canada.

 

➣ Premiers clichés du printemps 2018, en HDR. Lieu: Paroisse L'Épiphanie, une municipalité à vocation agricole, fondée en 1854. L'Épiphanie est située sur la rive nord du fleuve Saint-Laurent, à 50 km à l'est de Montréal, dans la province de Québec, Canada.

 

➣ Primeras tomas de la primavera de 2018, en HDR. Ubicación: Parroquia de L'Épiphanie, municipio con vocación agrícola, fundada en 1854. L'Épiphanie está ubicada en la costa norte del río San Lorenzo, a 50 km al este de Montreal, en la provincia de Quebec, Canadá.

 

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