Each of these images is super in its own way. I particularly like the contrasting textures in the first and the sepia touch in the last which (despite the clothes worn) suggests a timelessness – a scene applicable to any period in time.
Thank you – the contrasting textures was what drew me to that branch. I try not to get corny with the sepia – it can be overdone- but I really am fond of that look, so I’m glad you feel it worked.
No, but there are lots of little buds on a few of the understory shrubs. Nothing like the above. I guess 6 inches isn’t as bad as a foot….warmer weather will come.
It will but we’re vacationing this spring and I will probably miss the arrival of my daffies and the 50-odd new tulips I planted in the fall. I’ll likely see them pushing skyward and then miss the display. Vacation? … or watch the daffies rise? … I’ll take the vacation 😉 and watch the daffies rise next year.
Bark and blossoms: perfect photos for kiss. You capture things so beautifully. 🙂
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THank you!
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Ohh I so love the last one.. 🙂
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Thank you – it’s very sweet – and I like taking pictures of people while they’re taking pictures.
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There can never be too many blossom photos in this world.
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Oh, I agree!
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All snow here, thank you for the warmth of blossoms. Perfect capture of the theme.
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Your very welcome – I took a look at your site, which is fun – couldn’t “like” any of the posts, but I do like them.
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What beautiful photos!
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Thank you very much! I appreciate your taking the time to comment.
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I’ve seen a lot of interesting and unusual takes on this challenge; however, this is my favorite.
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Thank you – that’s great! I try for a different angle. I appreciate your taking the time to comment.
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Each of these images is super in its own way. I particularly like the contrasting textures in the first and the sepia touch in the last which (despite the clothes worn) suggests a timelessness – a scene applicable to any period in time.
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Thank you – the contrasting textures was what drew me to that branch. I try not to get corny with the sepia – it can be overdone- but I really am fond of that look, so I’m glad you feel it worked.
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Please don’t tell me those buds shots were taken now – we just got another 6 inches of snow.
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No, but there are lots of little buds on a few of the understory shrubs. Nothing like the above. I guess 6 inches isn’t as bad as a foot….warmer weather will come.
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It will but we’re vacationing this spring and I will probably miss the arrival of my daffies and the 50-odd new tulips I planted in the fall. I’ll likely see them pushing skyward and then miss the display. Vacation? … or watch the daffies rise? … I’ll take the vacation 😉 and watch the daffies rise next year.
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From nature’s blossoms to a heart that blossomed with love…every kiss is perfect!
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Right! And thanks for stopping by!
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I do love that first image…the perspective and the crispness of the petals…so pretty, Lynn.
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I’m glad you like it – and I appreciate your taking the time to comment – thank you Scott.
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Very much, Lynn…and you’re most welcome. 🙂
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You captured the blossoms perfectly but I will not be standing in front of kissing couple since it can make me drooling.lol Have a nice day 🙂
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Thank you – I think you’re safe ; )
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nice pics –
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