Another Meaning to Going Green

Our Bradford Pears are quickly transitioning from the bloom stage to the leaf stage - only positive there is the odor will also be gone.

[Shelley]

Beautiful capture and flowers.

[Terry]

Very Pretty

[Debs Stott]

I love that I can see all the little stamens (if that's what they are) in each and every flower, how wonderful. Fav

[Poppo Livy]

Beautiful shot Milanie. I gather they don't smell too good?

[Judith]

So beautiful.

[Issi Bannerman]

Fantastic light and focus Milanie.

[Gerry]

stunning close up Fav

[Milanie]

@terryliv They definitely do NOT smell nice - you can tell you're approaching a block away. Fortunately, the odor only lasts two or three weeks and their beauty is worth it to me.

[Cathy Donohoue]

Beautiful.

[Diane]

Beautiful lighting and shadows! Very pretty.

[Susan]

Love the light and the white!

[Daisy Miller]

Beautiful shot. Great details, focus, DOF. A fav

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Lolvey backlight and such a fresh, crisp look to the shot too.

[Islandgirl]

Love the lighting and the dof on the flowers.

[Amit]

Very nice and fresh as someone commented.

[Rick Schies]

Pure delight

[Nita]

Beautiful capture, I love that pop of green in the sea of white, beautiful light on it too.

[Kathy]

So pretty! Love the light & detail.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

So pretty. I hope when my ornamental trees are blooming that I have blue skies to photograph them against. That blue makes such a lovely backdrop for the blooms.

[Karen Mitchell]

Wow, these are stunning. The DoF is excellent.

[🐞Lucy Dolittle]

Clean crisp, and beautiful. Would look lovely hanging in a white/cream bedroom.

[Myrna O'Hara]

Great title. Still lovely, will you get a lot of pears? That is a fruit I don't eat because I don't like the texture of it. Weird, I know.

[Milanie]

@sailingmusic Unfortunately, the Bradford Pear does not yield fruit, although I'm with you - not a pear fan.

[Vesna]

Stunning.