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今日東郷寺に行って来ました。
春が来てます。枝垂桜は咲いてメジロは舞っていました。
I went to Togoji Temple today.
Spring has come.
The weeping cherry tree was in bloom and the white-eye was dancing.
We get hundreds of birds coming into our yard in the spring. There is almost zero food for them as the ground is still frozen and we still have snow and ice. So we feed them to keep them going until it warms up. These are mostly redwing black birds with a few grackes in there too. All of the regular birds that stay the entire winter come by for food too.
a walk between two seasons, the sunny shore of the river feels the Spring, the other shore is still wintering. The smoke comes from a campsite in the forest ahead.../Vårvintern i Nedre Dalälven, det är vår, men vinter dröjer sig kvar vid skuggsidan. Röken över strömmen kommer från en rastplats längre fram i skogen.../ Aguas de deshielo, un paso entre dos estaciones, la orilla soleada del río ya siente la primavera, pero la otra todavía permanece en invierno. El humo viene de un fogón en el bosque más adelante... (DSC_3332)
This is the last month of spring in Adelaide~~ summer is coming soon! But i afraid it gonna be too hot~~ as i don't like it hot!!
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It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh, you don't quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so! ~Mark Twain
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Warmonderweg, Leiden
I don't know that this is, but the red and white flowers are both part of the same plant.
the season many of you are waiting for . it is rainy and grey today but a friend said he saw 11 species of plants in bloom yesterday .
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Spring lambs on a walk around Foxton Locks, Gumly and Smeeton Westerby, Leicestershire. Thick fog which made for some moody shots, although poor views. We met the farmer who told us they were about three weeks old. Mental note, must get mint sauce on way home...
Canon 5D, EF 70-200 F4 L IS @ 200 mm.
1/400 second, f/8 ISO 400
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All the photos on this gallery are protected by the international laws of copyright and they are not for being used on any site, blog or forum, transmitted or manipulated without the explicit written permission of the author. Thank you in advance
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For many gardeners, crocus flowers provide the first sign of spring; many popular hybrids of spring crocus have been developed over the years: species plants and hybrids are commonly called Dutch crocus, large flowering crocus, giant crocus, or spring crocus
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Ein reich-blühender Krokus mit auffallenden Staubblättern
In late winter and early spring in Wyoming ice is a good give away for the presence of low volume springs and seeps. In Wind River Canyon between Thermopolis and Shoshone Wyoming ice marks this small roadside spring. The water seems to be coming from the contact between the Precambrian Granite and The Cambrian Flathead Sandstone. The area around the springs is partially covered by colluvium and soil..
Not got a fence this week so you'll have to settle for a few flowers instead 😊 Have a great weekend folks!!
An unexpected spring shower rains down in western Death Valley in this view highlighted by patches of sunshine on mesquite bushes and turbulent clouds. It was a relatively wet year, and the result of that can be seen in the vibrant green that is not such a common sight in this lowest, driest, and hottest place in North America. The mesquite here is nourished by an enormous alluvial fan from Furnace Creek, the ephemeral creek rather than the town itself.
Well, this was a much more encouraging result!
This was from the first roll of APS film I've shot and had developed in 2022 that didn't turn out shitty. In fact, for expired film, I'd say the roll turned out pretty much perfectly. The colors are almost true-to-life; most pics don't have any light bleeding, and it goes to show that my Canon EOS IX Lite isn't useless, and that my Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L lens isn't useless for APS film photography. It goes to show that the quality of the expired film (the one variable I don't have control over) is by far the most important factor in how useable a developed photo is.
This was also my first roll of AGFA film, which I ordered from a shop in Portugal, so I'm impressed with that!
Camera: Canon EOS IX Lite
Lens: Probably my Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, but possibly my Sigma EX DG 50mm macro.
Film: AGFA, ISO 200
Expiry: 2004.
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spring storm over Brisvegas.
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Evening view of a part of my garden in spring, taken last Monday, most of the lighting comes from solar batteries. Happy weekend to all.
Spring is early at Lake Tahoe! The top of the Sierra Nevada mountains are still snowy, but almost all of the snow is melted around the lake. We are located at an elevation of almost 7,000 ft, and a few early spring flowers are blooming. I like this image of crabapple leaves in lovely light with nice bokeh in the background.
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Spring has arrived in my garden brightening the days in East Yorkshire. Taken with an iPhone SE back camera. In monochrome
Although it does not feel like it at times, spring is indeed coming... and not soon enough for me.
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I know you... in the warmth of the sun and in the cold of the shadows.
I see you... in the flowers that dress the trees in white and pink garments and in the snowdrops and daffodils that tinge the green grass.
I know you... in the fresh scent of hyacinth, sweet lilac and spicy lily of the valley.
I hear you... in the songs of the birds and the melting snow.
I find you... in the whispers of the wind...
Second wave of crocuses are blooming after our snowless Winter snowr storm. Daytime temperatures are finally warming again and it almost feels like Spring. 🌷
Spring Grove Ponds , also known as Long Copse here and another shot - this time over the larger of the two ponds . The ponds are part of the local surface water drainage system as well as being a favourite spot for local anglers .
The wind was not too bad so managed a reflection or two for the shot .
See Brionie? We gotta come here! I only got to visit two trees before it started to pour. I'm assuming the rest of the park looks just as gorgeous!