Bulb spring
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I find this simple image reminds me of shoots or bulbs of a plant dividing off from the parent organism. It is another fractal, derived from an algorithm I found when I made a programming error :) One of the reasons I write my own software instead of one of the very powerful and nicely designed fractal programs out there, it’s easier to make mistakes and sometimes I like the mistakes better than the intended result.
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Close-up shot of a bright yellow tulip bud
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Taking a good close look at the inner world of flowers and such never disappoints me. There’s always beauty I would have sadly missed had I not done so.
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I like to keep flowers as long as possible – just in case …. / This one was worth the wait I think – faded and drooping over the side of a white vase. / / / Click to view by category / / Fractal Images / Images from Nature HDR Images Flower Portraits Night/Low Light Images Architectural Images Landscape Images Infrared Images / / / Random Images / /
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PLEASE VIEW FULL SCREEN! / This is the final 1 of 3. Same shot as before,but closer to give clearer detail. Hope you like it! :)
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I have photographed these tulips in Keukenhof, Netherlands in spring 2008. I loved the play of the light.
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Traveling over the mountain last Spring with a girlfriend, what a change in scenery this was from pine-covered forests. In a little town called Mossyrock, there was this endless sea of color – tulips everywhere… / Of course, there was a roadside shop that we investigated and spent a little cash…but the photo-op was a have-to!!! / They were gone 2 weeks later, upon our return trip as Mother’s Day had passed. Would have loved to tiptoe through these…;) / /
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Tulips and Pansies in Hyde Park
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These are Native Australian Snowdrops, a bulb that dies back in the winter and produces these dainty bell shape flowers in early spring!
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A photo of a tulip that was transformed to a painting. A spring early summer bloomer.
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Straight from the camera Canon EOS 350D Canon Lens 43mm 1/100 sec F/7,1 ISO-400 / Botanical Crocus taken on Sunday the First Day of March 2009 in the park of my neighborhood at Hoorn, The Netherlands, Europe Nature’s way of announcing the arrival of Spring. Long before Winter fades, the exquisite blooms peep through to provide cheery spots of colour when most Welcome. / Promise Of Spring / / / Nature’s way of announcing the arrival of Spring. Long before Winter fades, the exquisite blooms peep through to provide cheery spots of colour when most Welcome. / Promise Of Spring / / / Nature’s way of announcing the arrival of Spring. Long before Winter fades, the exquisite blooms peep through to provide cheery spots of colour when most Welcome. / Promise Of Spring / / / Nature’s way of announcing the arrival of Spring. Long before Winter fades, the exquisite blooms peep through to provide cheery spots of colour when most Welcome. / Promise Of Spring / /
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Apr 2008 / Nikon D80 Featured in Spring Blooms – Apr 20, 2009
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Happy Easter RBers!!! :) / Apr 2008 / Nikon D80
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I took my camera for a walk today in my neighborhood since the bulbs are just starting to bloom. I had to ask a few homes if I could enter their yards to get some shot and they all allowed me access. Tulips start blooming in Toronto in late April. Nikon D200, Nikkor 105mm
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A small vase of tulips. Nikon D200, Nikkor 105mm
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As is or Straight from the camera, JPEG. It was taken with a Canon 50D camera on 05/06/2009. I planted 150 tulip bulbs last fall and this is the results. No spotlight light just natural light. /
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Pink Ranunculus September – Spring / Hunter Valley Gardens, New South Wales, Australia. Canon PowerShot A650 IS Shutter Speed: 1/400sec / Aperture: F4.8 / ISO: 80
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