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I just love this time of the year, with the knowledge that all of summer is stretched out before us!
I was hoping for a little more sunset drama when I followed L516 out east of Cylon but still ended up with a lot of that "spring is here" feel. The muted sunset is reflecting off the flanks of the SD60s as they close in on Emerald. At just 26, mainly empty, cars L516 was wasting no time getting over the road and made for a sporting chase.
May 24, 2019.
Turkey Vultures soar over an overgrown pasture that occupies one of many gullies incising the clay plain that forms the north shore of Lake Erie. Looking more like a park or Garden of Eden, it is probably at its best here in mid-May, as it bursts into leaf and bloom.
Hey flickr! I'm back! Dont know why, but I lost the interest in photographing for a while. But it's springtime and now im so motivated again, whoop whoop! Listen to this lovely poeple on flickr :) Sin Fang Have a great springtime <3
There was still plenty of snow when this was taken in late July this year. Down below I included a shot I took here in 2007 with an older point and shoot just for a comparison. It was later in the year then but even so there seemed to be much less snow.
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Texas Hill Country.
Central Texas is world famous for its spring wildflower displays. While many of these are a result of decades of planting by the Texas Department of Transportation. In certain areas, however one can still find native displays that likely look much like they hundreds of years ago.
still in the cast for a few more weeks so still struggling with daily things i’d hoped my awful shoe tying would have at least lasted til i got to work but i was already almost tripping on these long laces at the top of my stairs heading out for work so very carefully i headed out for work, stopping for an outfit pic in the garage, and had Jenny retie my granny boots at work. I’m also wearing scrunched black socks, blue floral skirt and a solid blue short sleeve tee since it’s going to be hella warm today.
Lizzy is a very happy lady in springtime...!!
Sorry for not coming over to your photo's lately but I'll make up for that... A little short of time at the moment.
Springtime blossom in Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA. One of the skyscrapers in Liberty Place #LovePhilly #Philly
Springtime Afternoon photoshoot with photographer, Sharon Mattheson McCutcheon, NEW! Pink Sherbet.
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Daffodils in the Springtime sun at Castle Kennedy Gardens near Stranraer in South West Scotland.
Fuji X-M1 and 14mm lens.
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The first warm day of spring. Everywhere it starts to blossom. But, what strange, hard colours the film simulation "negativ classic" (Superia) has. I can't remember such strange green tones, back in the early 90s at Fujicolor Superia. But it's also a long time ago. anyway, i'm developing a love-hate relationship with this simulation.