Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Spring Tree Blossoms Poppin' Out


While waiting for the bus yesterday, I saw this short tree trying to bloom. . . I tried my macro shots on it and was successful only with this one. . . at least I feel I was. ( I keep getting blurry photos instead with this camera.) See the blossom pushing its way out of the tight bud? CLICK on it to see the tiny hairs on it and the rain drops!

9 comments:

cieldequimper said...

Ah this is so beautiful and full of promise!

Malyss said...

You made a good cactch!it seems that the flower is pushing to get out side of the bud!Impressive to see the life moving!

Rune Eide said...

Spring is here! We haven't got to this stage yet over here, but I'll look out for it.

PS Thank you for all the nice comments! All is a well as could be expected. I hope that it is with you too after the death of your brother. Such things hurt for a long time, but death is as much part of life as life itself. It is an experience that strengthen us despite all the sadness.

PPS I had indeed seen your catkins and made a comment. However, I have added to that comment, and some of it applies to this one too. Macros are fun - but difficult.

Anonymous said...

Its good to see you posting again. I like the photo of the bloom trying to open. Sorry again about the death of your brother.
Mama Bear

SandyCarlson said...

Magnolia? I love the furry buds that keep those tender petals safe for as long as possible.

EG CameraGirl said...

Yes, very successful! I'm jealous. (it's my turn. LOL)

Kerri Farley said...

Superb shot!!

Cindi said...

I clicked on the photo to enlarge it and was able to see the little hairs. How intriguing! You're doing a great job with the macro shots.

dot said...

This is beautiful!! You wouldn't believe the blurry pictures I get.

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