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A beautiful preserve that you must visit if on the island.
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I was out roaming around yesterday looking for owls but alas, none were found. Oh well, given the temperatures were in the low 70’s, there was definitely a hint of Spring in the air and it sure was great to get out.
I have always viewed the robin as a true sign of springtime, and they were out in force. I like this image because you can see the first shoots of green grass poking up through the remains of last year’s blanket. Is the snow done here in Colorado for the season? Judging by the forecast and the past – nope! Enjoy it while you can!
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Another from the magical dogwoods. Having 'peaked early' with wide angle dogwood/sequoia shots last year, I spent some time searching for more artistic interpretations. There was a bunch of brushy branches hurting this one, but with some clever curves and color work I managed to largely hide them from sight. That low angle dappled light really brings these trees to life (very little saturation added - note the "drab" green leaves - that really is real orange!)
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Pink Hearts
Little pink bleeding buds
Came out overnight
And in the sun rays
Their hearts sparked to ignite
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"In the morning the bright sun rose and quickly ate up the thin ice covering the water, and the warm air was all atremble, filled with the vapours of the reviving earth... The real spring had come." - Tolstoy