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Aaaaahhh. I needed to see this. Our blossom time is still weeks away. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOh, gorgeous, gorgeous! My favorite one is the sun rays peeking through to make a 'sun flower'....
ReplyDeleteYou've left me not only speechless, but breathless. Absolutely magnificent.
ReplyDeleteI see spring is blossoming in your neck of the woods!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! I like the contrast of the various pink shades to the other colors. And I'm curious about the sunlight and streaks in that one picture - quite impressive.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, I love the sun photo :)
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely! I can't wait until we have that kind of bloom going on here.
ReplyDeleteis that a future snowcatcher I see in the second to last photo?
ReplyDeleteI bet they are even more breath-taking in person. Minus the few cherry trees on the street, right now it's all white blooms here.
ReplyDeleteI love your flower pics! You can just smell the spring from them:)
ReplyDeleteThat burst of light through the pink would make an excellent mandala as well--wheels are turning. . .
ReplyDeleteSpring!!!! Oh, that is a happy, happy sight. I love the shot of the sun breaking through the trees, its 'arms' reaching toward the camera lens...
ReplyDeleteGotta love the spring crabapple show here in the Denver area!!! Nice pics... thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI see flowering trees every time that I go down to the city but I never have time to stop and photograph them. Thanks for making such amazing art from them! Wow... springtime is popping off the screen in your photos!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, LOVE that last photograph. Makes me sigh. Makes me happy. Found you through Ti and thrilled I did!
ReplyDeleteWow, they're all so beautiful. Love the last one with that bit of moon hanging in the blue sky.
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