The early Spring blooms continue here in Charleston. On a stroll through parts of the historic district, I discovered plenty of flowers and warm hues to grab my eye.
Miraculous spring set. Beautiful colors and architecture. But I like most about the first photo. It looks like a done not only in early spring, but even in the ancient worlds. Beautiful details and blurred background. I envy such a beautiful spring ;-)
You are so lucky to have these gorgeous blooms already, Doug. Of course, when I lived in Atlanta for 25 years, it was the same. We're still in the low 30s temp-wise but at least we've had lots of sun the last few days. The warmer days will be here before we know it.
Those flowers and trees are amazing! Especially the last tree, so full of flowers, no leaf yet! I love the blooming period. In my country, Romania, is still winter. I have a cottage in the countryside and yesterday I saw there the buds on magnolias. But it is still time to the blooming...
thanks for this intriguing tour of charleston, doug! you as a "native" might want to comment on my impressions of charleston, which you can find here: http://travel.webshots.com/album/561542963mKeZsD. if you find the time to look at it, let me know what you think!
You seem to have a really good grip on balance in your life, Because your photos are so harmonies!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are very well composed and full of color. Spring up here is still far away - it's nice to take a trip to Charleston :)
very special solar light in this set, wonderful
ReplyDeleteMiraculous spring set.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and architecture.
But I like most about the first photo. It looks like a done not only in early spring, but even in the ancient worlds. Beautiful details and blurred background.
I envy such a beautiful spring ;-)
Beautiful flowers! I can just lie down in this garden and stare at all these :)
ReplyDeleteAhhh, spring--great series of shots documenting the pleasant little changes around Charleston. Happiness abounds!
ReplyDeleteOh, Doug, you make us all long to be strolling through this gorgeous emerging spring with you.
ReplyDeleteIt's just gorgeous. I see that spring is there! The last photo is awesome!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have these gorgeous blooms already, Doug. Of course, when I lived in Atlanta for 25 years, it was the same. We're still in the low 30s temp-wise but at least we've had lots of sun the last few days. The warmer days will be here before we know it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms! To see those colors in the morning would make for a great start to the day.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers and trees are amazing! Especially the last tree, so full of flowers, no leaf yet! I love the blooming period. In my country, Romania, is still winter. I have a cottage in the countryside and yesterday I saw there the buds on magnolias. But it is still time to the blooming...
ReplyDeleteWell, really a lovely series, I like them all.
ReplyDeleteThe colours are so vivid and real, one can almost touch those flowers.
Well done,
Donato
gorgeous photos. superb detail and light in the balustrade
ReplyDeleteLove your eye, love your photos. I will enjoy getting to know your through your lens.
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"pink-vibrancy-focal" HA :) nice series of "observation" here, "sweet" piece of work says it all.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful presentation of beautiful blooms. Lovely colours and well captured.
ReplyDeleteSpring has certainly arrived a bit earlier in Chareston!
ReplyDeleteTerrific flower photos that you captured.
thanks for this intriguing tour of charleston, doug! you as a "native" might want to comment on my impressions of charleston, which you can find here: http://travel.webshots.com/album/561542963mKeZsD. if you find the time to look at it, let me know what you think!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, every one -- but if forced to pick, I'd go for the last shot, for it's luminous look and feeling of depth.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos! I like the colors of spring.
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