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This sparrow is getting her home ready for the upcoming family she'll be looking after in a few weeks.
The spacious apartment she and many others are living in can be found at Fort Whyte and it was a flurry of activity, both moms and dads were getting things in order & keeping busy on a sunny afternoon. :)
This tiny little henbit is a sure sign of Spring!!
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The Spring Wind. An extreme macro of flowers with a burst of a spring breeze. Hard to catch the wind on camera! (IMG_5518c sm)
"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
"A little madness in the Spring
Is wholesome even for the King."
~Emily Dickinson
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……St Mary Magdalene church dominating the skyline on this side of Bridgnorth, the old castle gardens looking very nice a couple of days ago on a bright Spring morning. Taken on my phone in Apple RAW & edited to B&W in Lightroom. Alan:-)……..
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In general I am not often on tour with my macro lens, but if I, I love it! Especially I love it to photograph the liver worth. After a day in the forest, two blue knees, lots of scratches and of course muscle ache, I got lots of nice pictures. This is one of it, hope you like it. Have a lovely spring weekend everybody :)
Sony Alpha 7II, Sony 24-105mm f4,
Developed with Adobe Lightroom CC, framed with Adobe PS CC.
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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
It might not feel it as temperatures are struggling to get into double figures but spring is here as the bluebells are out.
Grand Prismatic Spring. With multiple trails headed up for the best vantage from the Fairy Falls trail. You really can't see much of anything from the trail below, but a five to ten minute steep ascent gives such views as shown. It sure was a busy day as that's the Midway Geyser Basin lot in the background.
My favorite flowering tree of the season.
Hope you had a great weekend!
Love this song and had to add this image.
It is A Thousand Years by Christina Perri
well it's Spring but it does tend to run hot and Cold.
Thank you all so much for your fav’s and comments. It is an honour and a pleasure to have my photo featured in Explore.
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 Waltz.
Con esta imagen terminamos este proyecto, espero que hayáis podido disfrutar de todas las fotos, tanto o más que nosotros. muchas gracias a todos.
Para ver como realizamos el proyecto Spring Waltz entra en el video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlkI94ttj9A
FotografÃa: Manuel Abascal.
Maquillaje: Fany Portilla.
Modelo: Sara Noval.
Ayuda de realización: T&M fotografÃa.
At the very beginning of June, the new fields of barley, wheat, legumes, and canola are vibrantly alive as we approach Summer!
This was a perfect late Spring Sunday to appreciate the country - crystal clear sweet air, temperatures perfect (mid-60’s F/16+C) - and the winter/early spring plantings are growing rapidly.
While Idaho grows a larger US percentage of barley, the Palouse and the rest of Washington Stare grow a significant percentage of this cereal crop in the US.
New Barley 4725
A song sparrow looks my way in between her beautiful calls. Finally the spring weather has arrived to southern Ontario :)
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Spring in Portland's forest park.
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I have been seeing catkins for the first time during recent walks, a sign of Spring. These appear to belong to willow trees. Some from last Spring.
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 Æ’/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!
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....
after a week of feeling pulled in too many directions, not enough time and too many commitments.
a beautiful spring morning...
hope your weekend is turning out to be a beautiful one!
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........