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Jacaranda blooming certainly signals spring here. This is taken on a foggy morning from Maleny, looking over the glasshouse mountains.
Yesterday evening, during an outing with the Photo Collective Leuven, with spring blossoms and an atmospheric sunset, my telephoto lens got into a romantic mood
Sony Alpha 7II, Sony 24-105mm f4,
Developed with Adobe Lightroom CC, framed with Adobe PS CC.
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Ahhh - Spring has finally arrived here in Colorado. Three weeks ago this was covered with snow. Now the flowers are out, and hopefully here to stay! Not sure what these flower are, but they are among the first to appear each spring. Seen along highway 7 near Erie, CO.
Lovely spring! Thank you so much for all your blossoms and warm sunrays!
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So, the other day, Dahlia and me were out for a walk in the forest that surrounds my hometown.
Dahlia wears
A beautiful crocheted shawl made by Ilka (illidolls) - THANK YOU!
Skirt & Blouse "Linnet" - Levitation
My favorite flowering tree of the season.
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Love this song and had to add this image.
It is A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
This naturally fed spring was photographed in western St. Lucie County near Fort Pierce, Florida. See this, and more, on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
Spring in Portland's forest park.
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A song sparrow looks my way in between her beautiful calls. Finally the spring weather has arrived to southern Ontario :)
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Planting season has just begun in our neck of the woods.We had actually just put our first 25 acres of corn in Friday,though many of our neighbors started last Saturday. Mother nature reminded us that she is in charge yesterday,we didn't get the 3-6" forecast but a dusting of snow and 28 degree temps(and a forecast of 4 straight days of rain in the coming week) put an end to any hopes of an early planting season....
A sunny spring day in April was a great opportunity to play with a macro lens, so I did just that - took my little 50mm macro for a spin. Not bad for a first try! Early April 2018.
Taken with Panasonic GX7 camera and adapted smc Pentax-M 50mm F4 Macro macro lens, wide-open at ƒ/4.
Photo taken at the Pelham waterfall on Dunlop brook. The volume of water was what really impressed on this day. It was much stronger than any I've seen before, Also what stuck in my mind was the transitions between winter and spring, illustrated by the bit of remaining ice. It was quite a magnificent show.
Compare with a similar photo in the fall, www.flickr.com/photos/ole_g/53240700813/in/dateposted-fam...
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Happy Tuesday all!
Spring comes quickly and fades quickly.....
some areas havent even felt the beauty of Spring and yet ours is soon to be over.....Spring comes in February here and once the Dogwoods start to bloom it wont be long that the flowering season will be gone....It's funny how excited Karen and I were over clouds while we hung out on Sunday, but we know that once Summer hits-we wont have any kind of weather at all-no clouds-it will be hot and everything turns brown because we get virtually no rain all summer....so on Sunday we drove with the car windows open-enjoyed the cool breeze and had a wonderful day-trying to capture so much because it will soon be gone....the same as these little flowers are fading....so is our Spring........
Some spring storms brought about some amazing light. It has been at least 6 months since i have taken a photo with some nice golden light and to have some decent clouds made it all the more special. I had lost inspiration shooting at home but i found some back tonight. Taken 5/11/15.
A vibrant red Tulip, some Narcissus Paper-white and a deep blue Hyacinth, when Spring is in the air... well, in the shops! LOL
Have a sweet day and thank you for viewing, Magda (*_*)
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