Final Week: Bradford Pear

Here endeth the month's project!

The Bradford Pear was the fastest developing tree or shrub I tracked for this month and this tree is mostly filled with the green leaves of spring--that light green that will mature in a couple of weeks to a summer green.

Tomorrow, I will make a "monthly view" of my four weeks tracking these lovely plants for Macro March and it will most likely take the last day of the month's shot spot (say that ten times fast!). I hope you have enjoyed the journey. Onto Abstracts next month and city shots and beach shots. April will be exciting. Thanks to all of you who visited my project this month. I truly appreciate your encouragement. Macro skills are much better as a result. I also still love my macro converter (so, no, I don't have a macro lens!). :)

[Alison Roberts]

Lovely shot - great DOF and lighting!

[Kathy]

Great project Daryl! I enjoyed watching the changes!

[Ross Walker]

These look almost like some strange marine creatures. I like the spotlighting.

[katy]

I was going to say what @rvwalker said! Fabulous detail, Daryl. I tried your tongue twister .......and failed! ;~}

[Cindy]

Beautiful focus!! Love it!

[Rachel]

They look like stars. Lovely.

[judith deacon]

I've just looked through your Macro-March project, what a great idea to follow seven individual plants for the months, really fascinating on your calender view! Thanks for the follow, I shall enjoy reciprocating!

[Danette Thompson]

They look like aliens.

[Daryl O'Hare]

@danette haha, stinky aliens too! :)

[Daryl O'Hare]

@judithdeacon Thanks so much. I'll warn you, I'm an awful commenter, so never feel like you have to reciprocate anything with me. I look at everything but my schedule has been so weird with year two. But I'll be eyeing your project all the time! Thanks for the follow. :)