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Tuesday 14 May 2013

Picture This #199 Spring

Mitch, thanks for selecting my mural photo for this week's photo. I feel honored to have it posted.

Spring is a beautiful season here in New England. I chose things in bloom. Unfortunately, the season is short lived. .
The azalea  in front of our house bloomed recently.I had to cut the weigela a couple of summers ago because of vines and poison ivy growing within it The last photo is my capture of the lilac not fully blossomed.

20 comments:

  1. First, congratulations on your stunning photograph of the mural being chosen as picture of the week!

    Your azalea is the very epitome of spring with the dew on its petals. I love your weigela, we call them "beauty bushes" here. They seem to burst into bloom. Finally your lilac is very nicely done; what a lovely color. Three gorgeous photos.

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  2. All three shots are beautiful.
    Love the pink.
    Congratulationson your header shot...it is great.

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  3. Exquisite trio of flower shots.

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  4. Hi Robert !! Three lovely Spring blooms for this week's theme. I particularly like the first shot, with the raindrops on the azalea.

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    1. Thanks Mitch. That azalea shrub has grown so much that I don't know how to cut it back. It beautifies the front of the house.

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  5. oh how wonderful these are --

    I love Azaleas to

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  6. hi robert, nice pics of beautiful flowers

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  7. Beautiful spring flowers, can almost smell their perfume.

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  8. Beautiful shots of these spring flowers, Robert! Love the first photo... How nice those droplets are!

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    1. Thank you, Belita. The azalea is in full bloom now. It had rained during the night and I wanted to get the droplets on the blossoms.

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  9. They are true signs of spring. I bet the air smelled good around the flowering trees too. Very nice shots.

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  10. Hi Robert! Lovely azaleas! I like the last shot of the lilacs the best. Very pretty!

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  11. Azelea is not something I would see outside in Switzerland. They are usually small plants in a pot, although we have Rhodedendrons which I think are their big brother. You have a wonderful bush growing in your garden. I think the third is lilac, which are also blossoming in our area at the moment. I do not know what the middle one is, but looks beautiful.

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