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Springtime on Little Cornwall Farm
I think I need some new gnomes. Winter has been harsh on these old boys.
Using the tutorial from Lynne at Lily Quilts
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Springtime for Mickey.
At a very special Magical Moments event at Disneyland Park.
Disneyland Paris, June 2011.
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I took this photo in early May, looking down a side street near my home. The springtime green looked so fresh and vibrant.
Stillwater County. Springtime is accessed from Exit 400 off of I-90, west of Columbus. Sited along the former Northern Pacific line (now Montana Rail Link), Springtime had a post office from 1916 (August 11) to 1932 (June 15). Nelson Miller served as the first postmaster. The name was chosen by the developers of the townsite.
A dreamy morning filled with fresh cherry blossoms.
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This was taken at the University of Washington campus. Every year, the cherry blossoms bloom beautifully for about a month.
It's funny because the last few years, I've been "too busy" to go outside and take photos at my own school! Sad excuses. I finally had time this year, so I went during spring break. I actually went back several times, trying to scout out the best locations. I woke up around 5:30AM for this shot, hoping to catch the sunrise. Unfortunately, it was dreary and rainy when I got to the campus. No sunrise for me ... Luckily, the sun decided to peek out for a few minutes later that morning, adding a momentary warmth and softness to the otherwise lackluster morning. I managed to squeeze in some shots before the sun left for good. The cherry blossoms fitted in perfectly with the temporary tranquility that came with the sun.
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I got canceled on this weekend not once but twice. Bands need to get their stuff together if they expect me to reschedule. With nothing to shoot, Beth suggested we go out and take Dominic's Easter pictures at the park down the street. It got pretty windy and he wasn't really happy, so we packed up and left with only a few shots I liked. It was great to finally get outside in the warmer weather, and I can't wait for summer.
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AB800 shot through Softbox camera right and above
AB800 w/ reflector camera left
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Spring wildflowers, hills, and the Carrizo Plain
In the spring following a wet winter, you can often find excellent wildflower displays all over the state of California — from the deserts to the Sierra foothills and just about anywhere else with some suitable land. I photographed these in hills of south-central California that lie between the Great Central Valley and the valleys that run just inland of the coast ranges.
It had been an excellent year for rainfall here — after five years of crushing drought California had a single winter of record-setting precipitation. The plants took advantage of this, and in many places managed to produce extensive wildflower displays. A few of us hiked up into these hills, and photographed back toward the valley below and the setting sun.
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To give my butterfly lots of dimension and movement I stamped it in Dusty Concord Distress Ink and then coated it in Diamond Glaze. Once dry I cut it out and then molded it using my fingers. I mounted it using foam tape.
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A bright morning tempted me out for an hour or so today, happy to see more signs of spring around Rochford.
A sure sign of spring. Hope the next couple of cold nights don't do too much damage to the budding plants and trees.
Malcolm X. Park Drum and Dance Circle at Meridian Hill Upper Park off 15th between W and Euclid Street, NW, Washington DC on Sunday afternoon, 30 March 2025 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Elvert Barnes Sundays at Meridian Hill Park DC docuseries at elvertxbarnes.com/meridian-hill-park-dc
SPRINGTIME IN WASHINGTON DC 2025 Project
Elvert Barnes March 2025 at exbphoto.com/2025