@grammyn Thank you. I always enjoy seeing the redbud, but those reddish new leaves in the background were really shining. @wakelys The one with purplish blooms is a redbud tree. I'm not sure what kind of tree has the reddish leaves. The green are a mix of trash trees that form sort of a hedge at the back of my property. thank you
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry. I'm glad you like this. @Dawn Thank you Dawn. @taffy Thank you Taffy. I guess I saw the light but went back to look at it again after I read your comment. @digitalrn Yes, I enjoy looking at the changes Spring brings as I'm out and about. Thank you Rick. @cdcook48 I'm afraid many of the blooms have browned a bit because after things started budding and blooming we had several nights of below freezing temperatures. I'm hoping it didn't effect the peach crop in the areas just to the south of here. @olivetreeann I had a challenge last week of a photo in focus all the way through and was trying to use that technique in this photo. Besides I did a "soft focus" about 10 days ago. http://365project.org/randystreat/365/2023-03-11 @shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. Yes the colors and blue sky do give me energy too. @onewing Thank you Babs. @bkbinthecity Thank you Brian. @30pics4jackiesdiamond Thank you Jackie. I thought about some sort of composite like a double exposure effect, but decided not to do it. @kjarn Thank you Kathy. I really like so much about this tree. @tunia Yes, I do too Tunia. I forget how they are often not "spring green". @rensala Thank you Renee. @craftymeg Thank you Meg. @franbalsera Thank you Fran. God and Mother Nature collaborated. @corinnec Thank you Corinne. They are blooms on the redbud tree. I'm afraid I like it a lot because I used it as my subject in my photo on March 11 http://365project.org/randystreat/365/2023-03-11 @joemuli Thank you Joey. Not familiar enough with Jackson Pollack's art to understand so I think there's some Google research I my future.
@wakelys The one with purplish blooms is a redbud tree. I'm not sure what kind of tree has the reddish leaves. The green are a mix of trash trees that form sort of a hedge at the back of my property. thank you
@Dawn Thank you Dawn.
@taffy Thank you Taffy. I guess I saw the light but went back to look at it again after I read your comment.
@digitalrn Yes, I enjoy looking at the changes Spring brings as I'm out and about. Thank you Rick.
@cdcook48 I'm afraid many of the blooms have browned a bit because after things started budding and blooming we had several nights of below freezing temperatures. I'm hoping it didn't effect the peach crop in the areas just to the south of here.
@olivetreeann I had a challenge last week of a photo in focus all the way through and was trying to use that technique in this photo. Besides I did a "soft focus" about 10 days ago. http://365project.org/randystreat/365/2023-03-11
@shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. Yes the colors and blue sky do give me energy too.
@onewing Thank you Babs.
@bkbinthecity Thank you Brian.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond Thank you Jackie. I thought about some sort of composite like a double exposure effect, but decided not to do it.
@kjarn Thank you Kathy. I really like so much about this tree.
@tunia Yes, I do too Tunia. I forget how they are often not "spring green".
@rensala Thank you Renee.
@craftymeg Thank you Meg.
@franbalsera Thank you Fran. God and Mother Nature collaborated.
@corinnec Thank you Corinne. They are blooms on the redbud tree. I'm afraid I like it a lot because I used it as my subject in my photo on March 11 http://365project.org/randystreat/365/2023-03-11
@joemuli Thank you Joey. Not familiar enough with Jackson Pollack's art to understand so I think there's some Google research I my future.