I guess in all my years of photographing the bluebells I've finally run out of good puns for the title containing "blue" or "bell" - or the final bell has tolled on my puns. Sorry. I can't help myself I guess.
Anyways - I finally got myself out of bed to catch some early light and photograph my favorite spring wildflowers. I usually like to get down to Furnace Run a little earlier in the season to catch a more dense group of flowers and also to shoot some when they are still pink. It has just been a busy spring for me. The silver lining is that the trilliums were turning pink which I think is pretty cool.
Falling Bluebells
I'm so glad everything is greening up and our city is becoming pretty again.
Dew and Sun
I don't remember the name of these but I always love to shoot directly down on the them.
I don't know the names of these either but I love the little twisted ones that haven't bloomed yet.
Waning Trillium
Bells and Sun
I'm not anti-smart phone photography by any means - I shoot with mine all the time. But I will say the palette of colors from a nice camera sensor combined with Photoshop can't be touched by Instagram filters. ....and no "portrait mode" blur algorithms can compete with the shallow depth of field from a beautiful lens.
Pink and Dew
Closed and Open
Some of the smooth rocks along Furnace Run covered with some river silt after the recent rains.
A few "pink bells" in the background there.
Some good computer desktop wallpaper right there!
A small buckeye tree in bloom.
Down by the River
Dandelions in Morning Sun
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