The last one is particularly nice.. the shape of the blossom and the
hint of the enviroment in the background blur... the 4th blossom is a
close second.
Nice to have them around.
ann
On 4/17/2021 1:38 PM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
We have five magnolia trees on our property. One, inside the pool patio,
never loses its leaves, and has blossoms occasionally throughout the
summer. Two smaller ones, that I planted more recently, lose most of their
leaves in the winter, and have one or two blossoms at a time in late spring
and early summer. The other two, which were here when we bought the
property 25 years ago, are much larger, and grow along the edge of the
wooded area to the west of our lot. They lose all their leaves over the
winter, and then have many blossoms in spring, before any leaves appear.
These blossoms are from those large trees, which are now in full bloom.
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K-5 IIs, smc FA 100 mm MACRO F 2.8
Comments, suggestions and criticisms are invited and appreciated.
Dan Matyola
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