Our Bradford Pear tree is in full bloom, spring has indeed arrived in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Our Bradford Pear tree is in full bloom, spring has indeed arrived in Tallahassee, Florida.
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beautiful!
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Thank you! 🙂
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So beautiful!
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Thank you! 🙂
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Looks like a beautiful greeting card 🙂
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Wow, thank you, Sreejith! 😀
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Beautiful picture.
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Thank you! 😀
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What a way to say hi to the spring! You and yours have a wonderful season! PS: … and the flowers smile like Schelley does. And it is no coincidence! 🙂
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Thank you, Fabio! Hope you and yours have a beautiful spring, too. We’re battling a “snow” of pollen. Can you say ah-choo? LOL 😀
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Hang in there, Schelley! I know by experience that kind of “snow”… I lived in FL and in LA. Best to you! Big smiles!!! 🙂
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Such wonderful shot, excellent photo work ..
Greetings, Karin
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Thank you so much, Karin! 🙂
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Beautiful flower, beautiful photo 🙂
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Thank you, Jude! It’s funny to look at the ground beneath this tree because there are little white petals all over. I’m *trying* to get more camera time in these days. The new house construction is well under way and I’m well above my neck in 16+ years of accumulated stuff … which means I’m purging and packing. (And I curse myself for being such a packrat all these years.)
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That’s one of the bad bits of moving when you have been permanent in one place for a long while. Time for a good clear out!
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Light and beauty 🙂
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Thank you, Sarah! 🙂
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Lovely blossoms!
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Our tree is covered in these! Alas, the wind is helping scatter little white petals on the ground. That’s what we call “Florida snow.” Thanks! 🙂
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I JUST got a lens for my Pentax Q7 that will focus very close. It’s not a “true” macro lens (not designated as such by the manufacturer), but it is fast (f1.8) and does its best work at 8-16 inches. Which I am hoping will give me a chance at doing some “almost macro” work. Especially should spring and flowers ever materialize in New England. Thank you for feeding my spring-hunger!
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Congratulations, Marilyn! You should be able to get some incredible shots with that 1.8 lens and crop to your desired frame. So you’ll be doing true macro work in no time. I’m looking forward to seeing your photos! And I am honored to have inspired your macro desire. THANK YOU! 😀
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