I commuted by bicycle today, and when returning home I got the shortest time so far, 46 minutes, maybe because I needed to take my daughter to a birthday party organized by two of her school friends.
I didn't have much time for taking photographs except late in the evening when I visited the nearby forest to look at wood anemones. They are plentiful, and they represent the arrival of spring for me.
(Posting title is from the poem A Birthday by Christina Rossetti.)
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I like the way you show the (over-)abundance of the anemonae - just the right amount of blur, just the right (in my eyes) intensity of color.
@Markus: The evening sunlight was even a bit warmer to the eye than it looks here in the photographs, but I like what AWB did here. And I think the slight underexposure works well here; my worldview is a bit dark I guess.
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