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Cherries Iced & Frosted
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
I almost titled this, "Washington Gets the Blossoms, Wisconsin Gets the Preserves." Alas, it wouldn't fit. But you get the picture: It's cold in these parts and spring is a distant dream.
Fact is, we'd be highly pleased if the promise of five days without snow and temps in the 30s F by next weekend actually comes true. Of course, we're just a little skeptical.
Now that we've dug out from a genuine blizzard and a foot of snow over the weekend and yesterday, we actually awoke to sunshine, albeit icy, this morning. So we're counting our blessings.
These cherry trees hang their fruit just outside our office door. In about three months, they'll be in gorgeous bloom and birds will warble serenely in the branches. Until then, these vivid red remnants of last year's crop will have to remind us of what lies ahead. |
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- kri54
(614) - [2008-02-19 23:57]
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whaouw
très appétissantes ces cerises
très bien vu
And although DC gets the blossoms,,,Washington State gets the cherries too...and this of course is not a good thing...If it happened here the price of cherries would skyrocket...Very nice environmental capture!
Bob
- budgun
(2091) - [2008-03-10 21:36]
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Hi Jim
Lovely winter macro with these vivid red berries glazed by the brilliantly gleaming ice and snow. The muted background is very appealing to this fine winter macro.
Regards, Tom
i like the pov and dof however I think it may be underexposed so I have created a workshop. I hope you like.
Regards David
Olá, Jim!
Great shot indeed! Nice point of view and
beautiful colors. Good sharpness, dear friend.
Congratulations and TFS!
Abraços,
Bruno
* I posted a WS. Hope you like!