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Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Spring Graphics, Spring Comments, Spring Awakening For Myspace hi5

Spring comes and our hearts welcome it with smiling face. here are some spring glitter graphics comments that you can use to send spring wishes to your friends on social networking site like myspace and Hi5.Spring flowers blooming pictures and photos that you can also use on your mobile phones to decorate it.Awakening of spring in nature brings joy in our hearts so welcome spring 2011 with these spring clipart and blooming tulips, Roses, daisies etc.

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Spring graphics comments, wishing happy spring

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Spring tulips, spring hill

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Glitter Spring colourful pics, day spring

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Spring Red Flower images, spring break

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Spring colored myspace photos

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Spring flowers Glitter graphics, spring valley

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Spring break Graphics, spring 2011

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Spring clipart, spring awakening

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

From Punk Rocker To Pink Rocker

Nature's Fairy Floss Comes On Delicate Branches

Photographs copyright: DAVID McMAHON

One of the many things I really love about living in Melbourne is the fact that the winter solstice arrives on 22 June, exactly three weeks after the official start of winter on 1 June. In other words, our days actually start get longer even before we are one-third of the way through winter.

Then the trees start to herald the promise of warmer weather. There is still ice on the cars and cruel frost on the ground when the wattle trees begin to bloom, with golden clouds of miniature blooms that dance in the cold breeze.

Come the last week of July and the fruit trees start to show puffs of light, dreamy pink. By the middle of August, the sun’s embrace brings a different quality of light and warmth.

These images were shot on the weekend, showing the most vivid promise that our winter only has two weeks remaining. The football season is drawing towards the business end. There is less need to wear a scarf on a cold morning. The sunlight breaks through our windows earlier than ever. And the light brings great promise for photographers.

When I shot these images, the sun was mostly hidden behind thick cloud and wild winds hit the state hard. All in all, not the best conditions to photograph tiny blooms like these. But that's the real challenge - of being able to work with Nature, to depict Nature.

Visit Luiz Santilli Jr for the home of Today's Flowers.

From Punk Rocker To Pink Rocker

Nature's Fairy Floss Comes On Delicate Branches

Photographs copyright: DAVID McMAHON

One of the many things I really love about living in Melbourne is the fact that the winter solstice arrives on 22 June, exactly three weeks after the official start of winter on 1 June. In other words, our days actually start get longer even before we are one-third of the way through winter.

Then the trees start to herald the promise of warmer weather. There is still ice on the cars and cruel frost on the ground when the wattle trees begin to bloom, with golden clouds of miniature blooms that dance in the cold breeze.

Come the last week of July and the fruit trees start to show puffs of light, dreamy pink. By the middle of August, the sun’s embrace brings a different quality of light and warmth.

These images were shot on the weekend, showing the most vivid promise that our winter only has two weeks remaining. The football season is drawing towards the business end. There is less need to wear a scarf on a cold morning. The sunlight breaks through our windows earlier than ever. And the light brings great promise for photographers.

When I shot these images, the sun was mostly hidden behind thick cloud and wild winds hit the state hard. All in all, not the best conditions to photograph tiny blooms like these. But that's the real challenge - of being able to work with Nature, to depict Nature.

Visit Luiz Santilli Jr for the home of Today's Flowers.

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