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17 comments:
la traduction donne molle et floue, mais cela ne doit pas etre ca ?
I love the subtle colors.
Pussy willows are one of the things I remember fondly of the time when we lived on my grandfathers farm. Good times.
As a child I loved pussywillows. It's been ages since I seen them; thanks for the memories.
Love these!
Lovely.
Pretty. I use them for my Easter tree when I can get some!
Cool composition, Lowell!
Regarding your question on the Évora Cathedral post:
Yes, it's my friend Joanne. Her shots are lovey: 'INSPIRATION' (http://joannegatefield.blogspot.com). Remember my 'tripod' post? She was the one who came up with the idea of the project. A few photos I took for the Making Of are already online. However, we don't want to post the faces of people being photographed yet: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Inside-Out-LX/263474600357842?sk=photos
That is a exceptional shot.
I never knew what these were called, but I do like them. Now I know! Thanks for teaching me something today. :)
Beautiful shot. I love sort of minimalistic and I like the way the shadow goes from dark in the top right to light in the bottom left.
Those buds do look soft and fuzzy!
Absolutely gorgeous picture!
Lovely!
I hope you are doing well and have enjoyed the day so far.
Wishing you a peaceful evening.
Hello! I liked them...
It's an adorable decoration and great subject for photography!
Léia
So poetic. I like this photo very much.
I never realized pussywillows could get really tall, like a tree, or maybe they are a tree. I always think of them as bushes.
You have pussy willows in Florida? I didn't know that.
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