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Jacaranda trees in Queensland bloom in November (springtime) in New Farm Park Brisbane Australia.
Feature Image – Creative Spirits of Queensland Group
Feature Image – Brissie! It’s short for Brisbane Group
Over the past couple of years some of Jacaranda trees have succumbed to age and have been dropping branches, a.dangerous occurrence for a child friendly park. I had been gong to this park since I was a child and now, after all these years, the trees are being replaced with younger and stronger plants. Earth to Earth, Ashes to Ashes the cycle of the blooms, the cycle of the trees of New Farm Park.
Nikon D90
Nikkor 18 – 105mm lens
f5.6
ISO 200
+ 1 stop
105 mm
1/1000sec
“You don’t take a photograph, you make it.” Ansel Adams
Welcome to my world as seen through my lens.
Barbara Burkhardt Photography
Comments
As it slowly falls back to earth … great timing on this one Barb!! Take Care ~ Rick & Deb ~ ☺
That’s it Deb – glad you liked the concept
– Barbara Burkhardt
How did you manage to catch this in mid flight. I guess rapid shooting at 1/1000 would do it. Nice soft blur of colors in the background. Perfect.
Aw Barb …. you didn’t have to tell ;))) Literally a great catch!
I still had to be fast as it slid down the glass! B-))
– Barbara Burkhardt
Wow, this is so graceful and poetic Barb, love it!
Thank you Georgie, it was a bit different – glad you liked it too.
– Barbara Burkhardt
OOOO Barbara!!!!!! What an exquisite capture, honey!!!! LOVE it!!!
Hey there Lois, thanks for your wonderful comment – so happy you like it!!
– Barbara Burkhardt
Suspended in time………….so cool!
Great comment B-) thanks!
– Barbara Burkhardt
Magical!
Thank you Cynthia – I think fairies live in this park ;_)
– Barbara Burkhardt
Thanks for accepting my image into this interesting group.
– Barbara Burkhardt
Free fall, sort of a metaphor for the older trees giving way to younger ones. Well captured, Barbara. The color is brilliant, too.
Great title – I might use it some time?? Thanks for your comments on this series.
– Barbara Burkhardt
With pleasure, Barbara. Will keep my fingers crossed that you cross the pond or I cross over to your neck of the world before too long. :-))
Sounds good. B-)
– Barbara Burkhardt