Tree outside my apartment before the blooms fell off to make room for the leaves.
posted by Grover at 5/14/2005 06:53:00 PM
Saturday, May 14, 2005
Tree outside my apartment before the blooms fell off to make room for the leaves.
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5 Comments:
Ah, I *love* this picture. Beautiful blossom, as blossom always is...
Lovely lighting.
How did they smell?
I'm so big on smell. I wish I could get a camera that captures scent!
Is there any better light for pictures than the slightly yellow-ish lateral late afternoon sunlight?
They smelled like honey. My entire street is lined with these trees, as well as the one over my back porch. It's absolutely heavenly.
The best time for taking pictures is around that time, say an hour or so before dusk, or the same after dawn. Depending on where your subject is.
Nice and low, very smooth, not too much glare - beautiful. :)
Nice photo! Great blog too.
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