Inferred photo of Dogwood Blossom.
They say it might get as high at 80 today, did I miss spring...
23) I am grateful for the God's gifts that surround me.
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9 comments:
Lovely flower for a morning look as well! Funny thing our weather, still above what normally it is, but not as spring or summer like as we had the two weeks before! It's another grey and rainy day here, although 55 degrees this early is totally cool! For March!
We have a forecast of 26C (78F) for today too. Lovely perspective.
I feel like we went straight from winter to summer, too. The Dogwoods are beautiful!
So beautiful. Your picture from Tuesday is equally touching, but has a very different feel.
we got snow last night. enjoy some of that warmth for me.
Your photo transfixed me when I saw it tiny on a friend's blog. HAD to SEE it. Glad I did. Respect!
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You are lucky to have dogwoods to capture! We hardly have buds on our lilacs, and tulips aren't poking out of the ground yet.
I like the feeling to the infrared of the dogwoods. It gives a sense of mystery, a sense that there is something intangible in the image.
Thank you for sharing your exploration.
Love the colors in this.
Wow - what a stunning shot.
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