Before the wildflowers fade and are gone – which won’t be long, I have been playing around with some close-ups. This is brittle-bush with owl’s-clover in the background.
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“Before the wildflowers fade and are gone – which won’t be long…”
Depends on where you are! To paraphrase somebody famous, Head north, young man. The blossoms are just starting in Oregon and Washington.
Good point Greg!
Heck, I won’t start seeing wildflowers back home in Alaska until some time in June – a guy could make spring last a long time.
Wow, you always make the flowers glow, Ron. I like it how the flowers glow and appear so defined and sharp, yet the formation seemed to be brought about by the swaying from the wind.
Thanks Elizabeth!
I think the glow is thanks to the final light of day – can’t beat that warm light!
Ron