I am a Nature Photographer with interests in all things related. Water, flowers, insects and fungi are my main interests but I am happy to photograph wildlife and landscapes and all other of Nature's subjects.
Several meanings have sprung from spring: a leap; water gushing from the ground; the season after winter when plants come up and turn green; a coiled, elastic device.
It is a bit of false advertising, Peter. It will be several weeks before this spot resembles this picture. But it is closing in and something to look forward to.
Beautiful capture, Steve! Today was gorgeous down in the mid-Atlantic region, the forecast is looking great, I do believe Spring has really arrived now! Yay!!
As beautiful as the falls is, the greens are equally lovely. Despite our flush of wildflowers, some of my favorite greens aren’t yet appearing. I’d never thought of it, but it does seems that some of the flowers come first; only then do the trees leaf out. I’m sure you’re ready for scenes like this to be part of your world again!
I certainly am. We are seeing subtle hints in the form of daffodils sprouting and maple tree buds showing themselves. It shouldn’t be too much longer. Yes, without the greens the falls wouldn’t look as lively.
That green looks wonderfully lush. Spring is springing very slowly here, with much rain. (Which we’re glad to see because the area is still affected by drought.)
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Several meanings have sprung from spring: a leap; water gushing from the ground; the season after winter when plants come up and turn green; a coiled, elastic device.
May your spring be springy.
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The two middle are my faves.
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There’s nothing like spring green 😊
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There are so many spring greens to enjoy before they all become summer green.
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I’d wish to walk to the beautiful place your picture depicts, Steve! Winter still has a firm grip on our region in BC.
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It is a bit of false advertising, Peter. It will be several weeks before this spot resembles this picture. But it is closing in and something to look forward to.
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Yes! The best kind of green!
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Indeed it is, Lynette! 🙂
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What a gorgeous falls shot, can’t wait until it is green like this again!
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Thanks, Eliza! Yes, it is now in the foreseeable future. 🙂
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Beautiful capture, Steve! Today was gorgeous down in the mid-Atlantic region, the forecast is looking great, I do believe Spring has really arrived now! Yay!!
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Glad to hear the spring is becoming evident down there and that means it should start to show here in the north soon too. Thanks, Donna!
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As beautiful as the falls is, the greens are equally lovely. Despite our flush of wildflowers, some of my favorite greens aren’t yet appearing. I’d never thought of it, but it does seems that some of the flowers come first; only then do the trees leaf out. I’m sure you’re ready for scenes like this to be part of your world again!
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I certainly am. We are seeing subtle hints in the form of daffodils sprouting and maple tree buds showing themselves. It shouldn’t be too much longer. Yes, without the greens the falls wouldn’t look as lively.
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Looks pretty springy to me–that green!
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Thanks, Tina! Spring green up here is a collection of hues. Sort of if all the autumn colors were shades of green. 🙂
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That’s beautiful!!
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It sounds wonderful too. Thanks, Deborah!
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That green looks wonderfully lush. Spring is springing very slowly here, with much rain. (Which we’re glad to see because the area is still affected by drought.)
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Thanks, Ann. It is a lush spot and underneath all those green leaves are a few wildflowers waiting to bloom.
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Lovely! Hope you photograph them!
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I have in the past and expect to do so again. 🙂
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