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3 comments:
I love the last one a lot. We had a tree in Monmouth that had similar looking white blooms I really miss it sometimes.
Wow, check out the bokeh on those flowers! I imagine you had to have been shooting at 1.8 to get a shot like that? Mmmm buttery, beautiful bokeh! :)
Beautiful! Dont you just LOVE Spring?
Your property must just be so gorgeous every season - lucky you!
Great job on trying something new too! I agree that photographing blossoms and the beauty of nature in any form IS very relaxing and rewarding. Awesome job!
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