Spring Photo Comp 2009

[Bart]

Heres two, The Lime avenue where i work, and Willow Catkins

 

 

 

 

 

 

[samwise]

Bit of a random one for ya'all.

[tommer9]

nice shot samwise- i dont mean that in a bias way btw, i just like it! I am an awful photographer so wont be entering this comp sadly.

[samwise]

Not realy sure if these are relevant, and the quality of the first one is a bit pap, but there ya gooo.

[samwise]

nice shot samwise- i dont mean that in a bias way btw, i just like it! I am an awful photographer so wont be entering this comp sadly.

 

haha, Nice one, cheers dude!

[Dean Lofthouse]

here you go tony. a budding weeping elm. healthy as a healthy thing.

 

I don't mean this in a bad way Stevie, but don't take up photography mate, save your money

[Rod]

don't you just love spring mornings

[David Humphries]

As I'm still waiting to hear back from the Guys at the Geneva Convention, in relation to my banning of winning the top prize, I am reluctantly holding back from mixing it with the big boys. In me dreams

 

But here's a triumvirate of flowering wonder that I snapped this morning on the way up to the allotment with the lads.

 

Prunus spinosa - natures first big spring show.

 

Salix caprea - unfortunately named, as any affiliation to the Devil is hardly warranted.

 

& really tickled with the third as it's the very first ever flower on me Cercis siliquastrum, which was really struggling last summer.

Mulching appears to have had a part to play

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=2626

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Edited March 21, 2009 by Monkey-D

[mark84]

Ok here you go clatworthy reservoir yesterday, nice day but the fishing was a bit slow

[Jason James Gairn]

I think Bart's two pictures are head and shoulders ahead of the pack at the moment. Composition of the first and the use of a shllow depth of field of the second.

IMO