I was at Central Park last weekend and flowers and trees were blooming everywhere. It's so refreshing to see colors again. It has been a long, cold winter for us in NYC.
So where would you go to see Spring flowers bloom?
Yeah, I've missed the color and the leaves, too. I'll be going on a group scooter ride to see the tulip fields near LaConner, about 60 miles north of Seattle on Sunday. I might even make a photo or two -:)
I live on the edge of a forest in England so there are spring blooms everywhere - it's beautiful. But if I had a choice of where to go and see some more it would be Central Park of course!
You know what I like about this photo? The BW effect in the background sets off the fabulous daffodils in full color. Mother Nature did a grand job setting this one up for you! V PS B'ham is in FULL bloom. I need only glance out my window.
I look out of my front window to see two big cherry trees in full bloom, and out the back there are daffodils. Soon I'll take a trip to the woods up the hill to see the bluebells that form a flowering carpet in May.
when i was in China, I saw the same thing, a lot of trees are literally bald, no leaves just stalks, and then i saw loads of plum flowers (china's national flower) blooming, really beautiful!
I was at Central Park last weekend and flowers and trees were blooming everywhere. It's so refreshing to see colors again. It has been a long, cold winter for us in NYC.
Nice shot , here the trees are also in bloom , that's great !
ReplyDeleteYeah, I've missed the color and the leaves, too. I'll be going on a group scooter ride to see the tulip fields near LaConner, about 60 miles north of Seattle on Sunday. I might even make a photo or two -:)
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful sight for sure. Literally go to the back of my house which backs onto a nature reserve. Bloomin' marvellous sight.
ReplyDeleteLovely image, excellent composition.
ReplyDeleteI saw blooming flowers in a tiny park not far from home.
I live on the edge of a forest in England so there are spring blooms everywhere - it's beautiful. But if I had a choice of where to go and see some more it would be Central Park of course!
ReplyDeleteStunning the colours are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI would just look out my window
Beautiful Ming!
ReplyDeleteWhere would I go?
Right here of course!
Great shot. Makes me wish I was there to enjoy the beauty.
ReplyDeleteHi! Love your photos. We go to Bath Botanical Gardens to see blossom. We actually had blue skies over Easter... normally rains!
ReplyDeleteAnywhere along the Broadway Malls .. all the fruit trees are abloom!
ReplyDeleteLovely shot ...
You know what I like about this photo? The BW effect in the background sets off the fabulous daffodils in full color. Mother Nature did a grand job setting this one up for you!
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PS B'ham is in FULL bloom. I need only glance out my window.
hope you and the bloggers had fun on Sunday...I had to work...
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo, Ming!
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty and welcome sight.
ReplyDeleteI look out of my front window to see two big cherry trees in full bloom, and out the back there are daffodils. Soon I'll take a trip to the woods up the hill to see the bluebells that form a flowering carpet in May.
Hey, I too noticed the beautiful cherry blossoms in Central Park last weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe contrast of the trees with the daffodils is really stunning, I love this photo.
ReplyDeleteEXCELENT
ReplyDeleteABSOLUTELY
when i was in China, I saw the same thing, a lot of trees are literally bald, no leaves just stalks, and then i saw loads of plum flowers (china's national flower) blooming, really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is a WONDERFUL sight, Ming!
ReplyDeleteI see a lot of flowers blooming here in Verona too!
Sweet!
ReplyDeletePrrretty!! I would go to the Botanical Garden in The Bronx! There is always something in bloom there.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!!! We are having the opposite here in Aus at the moment, the trees are going golden and planning the 'great drop.'
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Well we went to Washington DC to see the cherry blossoms to announce spring. Those, a few dogwoods and lots of redbuds. Yeah for spring.
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