Crabapple
146 creative works found
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in my gardens.hobart IN USA as is / olympus c-60 f 6.3 1/500 iso400 8mm FEATURED IN THAT FAB GROUP, A Beautiful Blur / /
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Flowering Crabapple Tree. (double pink) / More Photograms /
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Blossoming Crabapples
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Driving home today I found some trees at the edge of someone’s property. The gentleman was mowing his lawn so I asked if I could take a few shots of the buds on the tree. That whole road wound up being something fabulous to see. I’m glad I went that way. LavenderMoon~
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Delicately blossoming in early spring, my crab apple tree. Photograph by Betty Mackey. This is so lovely as a card.
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Spring 2008 / In my front yard – Ohio Canon Powershot A720 IS / f4.0 / 1/125 sec. As Is, straight out of the camera © Rachel Stickney 2008 / . /
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In my front yard – Ohio / Spring 2008 Placed in Top Ten in the March Avatar challenge in Blooming Trees Canon Powershot A720 IS / f4.0 / 1/125 sec. / cropping only © Rachel Stickney 2009
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Featured & Placed 7th in Challenge Appaloosa & Spotted Horses/Pones – 4/19/2009 / Appaloosa & Spotted Horses/Ponies – 3/26/09 I stopped to get pics of the horse/crab apples, and the horse. We had Champ with us, on the way home from the car show, Champ was barking out the window at the horse. I’m not sure who was more curious, Champ or the horse, LOL! I liked how the horse looked with the pretty blue sky overhead. Best viewed larger
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October 2008 Canon EOS Rebel XSi (450D) / f/11 / 1/25 sec. / Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens @ 48mm Minor adjustments and slight crop © Rachel Stickney 2008
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Extended exposure high resolution image
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11/6/09 ~ Top Ten in Blooming Trees, Round the World challenge ~ Thank you!!! FIRST PLACE – 10/27/09 ~ Blooming Trees challenge – USA ~ Thank you!!! 5/5/09 – Top Ten in Blooming Trees feature challenge – thanks!!!!!!! April 2009, Top Ten – Spring is in the Air challenge ~ Canon DSLR group ~ Thank you! 3/25/09 – Top Ten in Blooming Trees, Challenge for Fun challenge – thanks members!!! 11/20/08 – featured in Spring Blooms (Thank you!!!) / . / Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi / F stop: F/8.0 Exposure: 1/320 sec. Focal length: 300.0 mm / Flash: flash did not fire, Shutter speed (Tv): 8. / . / Pink flowering crabapple blossoms ~ photo taken May 2008 in my yard in central Pennsylvania – these trees typically bloom the first couple weeks in May. FLOWERING CRABAPPLE BLOSSOMS / / PINK BLOSSOMS /
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Watercolour on 140 lb. Arches, cold press. The majority of this painting was done using the negative painting technique. Due to the many layers, there was a lot of patience needed waiting for the paint to dry, not something I find easy. /
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After I lost 15 trees as a result of Hurricane Gustav, I started replanting trees in my yard. One of them is a lovely crabapple tree. It’s a young baby, but it’s already sprouting beautiful blossoms. This is a bough from my new crabapple tree.
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This 5×7 print hangs above the antique desk in my gallery. / More than one visitor has commented about the “preserved” butterfly …. they have all seemed genuinely surprised when I showed them that it is a photograph. Featured in First Things / (2009.AUG.20) Canon 350D EOS / Tamron 55/200mm + Polarizer / Corel PhotoImpact x3 Sales: 10+ – Gallery and Art Fair
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Crabapple Blossoms, Downtown SLC, Utah / Nikon D200
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The tree in my yard is all a buzz with blossoms and bees! Ain’t spring splendid!? Taken May 4th, ‘09 / Canon Digital Rebel Sigma 105 Macro
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Sping blooming Purple Prince Crabapple bloom photographed in Lisle Illinois. Canon EOS Digital Rebel / F5.6 / 1/800 sec / ISO-400 / 38mm
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Beautiful signs of spring are here! Canon EOS Rebel XSi (450D) / Aperture priority / f/9 / 1/500 sec. / 18-55mm lens @ 27mm / April 23, 2009 / crop and minor adjustments © Rachel Stickney 2009
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Spring. I like the coming-out-of-the-mist quality that the blur gives this. / Canon EOS Xsi, 24-70mm
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A flowering crab apple tree in May captured in Toronto. Nikon D200, Nikkor 105mm
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Not true grapes, Oregon grapes are related to bayberry, and grow wild throughout the western United States. Used by Native Americans for medicine, domestic varieties are most commonly used in landscaping, for colorful ground cover. In winter, the leaves turn copper, bright orange, and red. The tiny blooms are yellow. Until this uncharacteristically wet year, I had never seen them this plump and lush before. Ordinarily, they have just a few hard little dry-looking berries. / (2009.SEP.02) RedBubble Album: Small Blessings Canon 350D EIS / Sigma 75/300 mm >
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