This post is for #SublimeSunday is inspired by @c0ff33a and #BeautifulSunday is initiated by
@ace108.
Good morning everyone, for todays post I am back to my walk I took in Haskell Gardens recently
Not having been on a walk for a couple of weeks and even though it was a grey day I took a bunch of photos of all kinds of things there, but for this post I will share some photos of the blossoms I saw on a few trees there.
After a long dull and grey or white with snow winter I feel its beautiful to see the colorful blossoms on trees heralding in the return of growth in nature in spring
The first one I share is I believe a Magnolia blossom with nice shades of pink
Sony A7iv 154mm F6.3 1/250 Sec ISO 320
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and side by side with the pink magnolias is another tree with lovely warm yellow blossoms
Sony A7iv 177mm F6.3 1/250 Sec ISO 320
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I took many shots of them from different angles they look both beautiful and yet soft and fragile, hmm does that make sense it did as I wrote it but not so sure now
Sony A7iv 87mm F6.3 1/250 Sec ISO 320
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Another pink blossom, looking up into the dull sky I think It would have looked even nicer with a cool blue sky, I did consider replacing the sky with a blue one, but I dont often do that I like sharing and editing my photos as I saw them
Sony A7iv 125mm F5.6 1/250 Sec ISO 250
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and yeah another pink one
Sony A7iv 100mm F5.6 1/250 Sec ISO 400
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I am not sure what type of blossoms these are but they caught my eye
Sony A7iv 50mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 3200
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And these delicate white wones
Sony A7iv 50mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 640
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Which were in a small field on the grounds
Sony A7iv 67mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 1250
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!pinmapple 41.654944 lat -70.945641 long Allen C Haskill Public Gardens New Bedford MA d3scr