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Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Belichtung 0,005 sec (1/200)
Blende f/16.0
Brennweite 180 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit 500
a bunch of crocus, the sun of April visits the garden.../ Vårfärger, en grupp av krokus, aprilsolen tittar in i trädgården.../ Colores de primavera, azafranes, el sol de abril asoma en el jardín...(DSC_4054)
“Spring has returned. The Earth is like a child that knows poems.”
(Rainer Maria Rilke)
Winter aconite (Eranthis hyemalis) in our garden, taken on the same day as this one.
A couple of kilometres and some meters in hight can make such a big difference!
Hope you all have a good start into the week and into spring! :)
A brief visit to Attenborough Nature Reserve in Nottinghamshire this evening. The light and calmness were great. Without a wide lens to hand, I had to use my phone to get an image.
A row of cherry blossom trees continues for about 1 km along a small river in Fukushima prefecture. This was taken in the evening when it rains and blowing. I took the downstream direction.
此処は有名な桜並木回廊で, 観音寺川沿いに延々1㎞の桜が植わってます。観光客も多いのですが当日は小雨の肌寒いお天気だったので人出は少なかったです。下流方向を見ると, 何となく去って行く寂しさを感じます
撮影:福島県猪苗代町川桁地区 小雨 17:22
For the Weekly Challenge "translucent/transparent"
My poor little Narcissis have been neglected since last spring (they were left in a pot outside and neither fed or watered all year) and they still put in an appearance this year despite the harsh weather. Guess they're not gonna do much better anymore, now that I've cut them LOL
thanks for all the views, comments and faves :)
First spring flowers at fields near Ankara Equestrian Club. They look like gagea or gagea bohemica, the early star-of-bethlehem or radnor lily. As its name suggests, although it is found mainly in the Mediterranean region and central Europe, the Early Star-of-Bethlehem blooms earlier than most other species of Gagea, and is usually found in flower from January to March or April. Any idea about taxonomy? Please comment...
Common snowdrops announcing springtime, and judging by the amazing weather these days spring has already arrived!
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