Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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1) Broccoli flowering.
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Lilith __, in reply to
White flower?
I'd say it was more pink. ;-)
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JacksonP, in reply to
I’d say it was more pink. ;-)
In fact, often purple.
Tibouchina Elsa, my resident Twitter botanist informed me, with a little help from Google images. ;-)
ETA: Link changed. Found better.
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Jos,
looking into the crocus flowers, lovely intense colours!
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Jos,
Nice photos Jackson by the way
And the elegant pieris is doing it's thing
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Jos,
and a few more tuis to titillate your tastebuds, they love our big bottlebrush
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Jos,
Posing for a photo
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Islander, in reply to
Ahhhhh!
Saved to desktop (with accreditation!) on my travel-laptop....I sooo love those birds- -
Jos,
My pleasure! :)
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
My pleasure! :)
Our pleasure. :) You must live in a wonderful spot Jos. And. your photography prowess is a delight. I'm feeling more inadequate now, almost clumsy at best, ;)
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Venetia King, in reply to
I did actually add a link yesterday to the bottom of the original post to the poem in question
So you did! My bad - I saw the original post from work and didn't re-view it before posting.
And going back to page 1 now, I think that's your white flower there in glorious purple. I always knew it as Lasiandra, we had one in our garden when I was growing up. Must get my own one of these days!
Jos, that posing tui is just superb. And more nostalgia for the childhood garden, we had a bottle brush too. Thank you for sharing :)
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Wellington's a bit gloomy today so here's one from a sunny spring day in 2010.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Wellington’s a bit gloomy today
As is Aucks
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Jos,
I have a friend with lenses I can borrow, the birds are always around, patience is the key. Whakatane does have it's own micro climate it seems, we came here on holiday 35 odd years ago and got stuck.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
patience is the key.
Ahh, patience, it was big in the 60's . When I'm up North, I have time to sit for hours to get maybe 4 good shots. Well, good enough for me. They are well enjoyable.
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
How'd you get the flowers to glow from the inside? Great play of light, great photo.
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Lilith __, in reply to
How’d you get the flowers to glow from the inside?
Some of them come like that. ;-)
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JacksonP, in reply to
Wellington’s a bit gloomy today so here’s one from a sunny spring day in 2010.
That really is quite stunning.
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JacksonP, in reply to
As is Aucks
Are those on a wall Sofie, or in paintings you have?
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Japonica up the drive.
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Venetia King, in reply to
How’d you get the flowers to glow from the inside?
Just lucky that the sun was shining brightly in exactly the right direction at the time! I'm quite a patient person generally but for some reason not when I'm taking photos. About the only technique I can ever manage is turning on the macro function :)
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What a wonderful crop of spring photos - sprouting like mushrooms : )
It really was a grotty day in AK yesterday ..... -
Still managed to have a walk and find a couple of interesting things….
periwinkle
a wall I’d never paid attention to before
versatile oxalis in a hollow puriri trunk
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Looking through my archive I see 2009 was a warm August, and the magnolias were out.
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September 2009, Dunedin Botanic Gardens
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