Hidden Fountain Garden, Meeting Street, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
Front Door, King Street, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
Foxgloves, Nathaniel Russell House Garden, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
Courtyard Garden, Water Street, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
Early Morning Dogwood, East Bay Street, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok |
Beautiful spring scene--great shots Doug. It seems like Charleston is a very pretty spot. Now I have to add another place to the ever-expanding list.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHappy springtime.
That front door and the courtyard are overwhelming for a person who loves flowers, like myself:) Very nice photos, Doug!
ReplyDeletespring is in the air..
ReplyDeletewell done
great pics,,,I'm looking forward to spring flowers,,,M
ReplyDeleteI can hardly keep my feet from racing south this very moment. These are completely enchanting.
ReplyDeleteWow this set of pictures is ADORABLE, thanks so much for these colors and flowers!
ReplyDeleteBon week-end,
Léia
Happy to view the colors of spring. Patiently, (actually impatiently) we wait for the arrival of springwhile the snow melts.
ReplyDeletenice mood in all of the shots
ReplyDeletelove the peeping thru the leaves in the top one
Isn't spring the most wonderful with all the bursts of color? A drive down a country road yesterday reminded me that dogwoods (although right now still a little green) will be extra special in just a few days and our crabapple tree is just about to burst!
ReplyDeleteCharleston must be a wonderful place to experience all this color.
Wow, the images Flowering Crabapple Tree are wonderful!!!!! You got a wonderful place and you got spring! Luky you. We got snow to day. Have a nice weekend to you.
ReplyDeletea very appealing compilation of fascinating images, doug! you're lucky to have this much natural beauty already in march - when here everything is still winter-grey ...
ReplyDeleteOh my. So pretty, so well immortalised. You are way ahead of us!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the weekend wishes, I need 'em, just coming down with a cold! Have a great weekend!
Totally in full swing, Doug. This reminds me of my 25 years in Atlanta, not far from you. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteme again! thanks for your comment on am3 today, doug, and thanks for your interest and your positive comments. i really enjoyed my visit to the great smokies - they are a magnificent place, and i'm sure i'll be back in spring some year! take care!
ReplyDeleteSuperbe! C'est une fête pour nos yeux !
ReplyDeleteBonne fin de semaine lumineuse et chaleureusement printanière!
Very good série Doug!
ReplyDeleteThese could pass for English gardens!
ReplyDeleteSo colourful!
exquisite spring photographs. so lovely to look at
ReplyDeleteA great series full of magnificent color and framing. My favorite is the first with that nice close-up of the leaves with beautiful shades of green and gives the impression of eavesdropping on the photo. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat fountain in picture number one was featured in my final project in color theory at scad. i like it a lot. :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful impression of spring!
ReplyDeleteFeast of colors,for me the Crabapple tree the most!
Thank you for this journey through your beautiful city. Your spring looks amazing, all these flowers and colors! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteJeez doug: you made some great spring shots here: the weather looks fantastic too: yu'e lucky!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors! Here I am still waiting for the winter to die off. I love the foxgloves so much!
ReplyDeleteYeah!
ReplyDeleteWe also have spring here in Cologne and are very happy about this. The last winter was toooooo long and very cold*brrrrr*
jolie série printanière.
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice series of spring color in the urban SC environs. I haven't quite figured out your blog, as there only seem to be randsom spots where comments are allowed rather than after evey photo. Of this series, I particularly like the foxgloves with the somewhat defocused statue behind.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, especially the first picture-stunning!
ReplyDeleteI like it, especially the first one
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