Yesterday, I took my camera on a walk with me to the park. It was such a beautiful day, the first this entire week, it seems. I couldn’t resist. It’s spring, everything is blooming. Even the air feels fresh. I walked out my front door and notice that even the plum tree in my front yard was blooming…
I tweaked my camera setting to “flower”, a setting apparently I didn’t know it existed. The resolution came out better than any other settings and now I know. I think these are my best yet. Plum flowers are incredibly gorgeous, don’t you think?
Anyway, I think more photos will come. I just have to wait for the roses and tulips to bloom.
Gorgeous flowers! Gorgeous photo!
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So happy for spring to arrive — yes, those those plum flowers are definitely beautiful 🙂
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Yeah, it’s about time too and yes, plum flowers are very beautiful. Just hope there’s fruit this year.
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Happy Spring. We have snow again today in upstate New York. Love the plum tree blossoms and can’t wait to see them on my walks:)
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Thanks! Happy Spring to you too. I suppose it’s a good thing there’s snow as oppose to here where there’s a shortage of water. 🙂
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Too bad we couldn’t share some of the snow and rain with you. There should be a way to capture the excess and bring to locations in need of water.
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Yes, too bad.
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Reblogged this on The Blogging Path and commented:
Oh, those flowers must be fragrant! We have plum trees in our backyard.
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Yes, they are fragrant. 🙂
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Beautiful photos, Yinglan. Amazing blossom.
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Cameras have ‘flower’ settings??!!! One thing’s for sure, I’ve learnt a lot from participating in these photo challenges. Off to check my own camera to see if I can find any new settings while admiring your really awesome photos. Nice! 🙂
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Mine does, at least that’s how I discovered the setting, while frustratingly trying to take a clear picture of my plum tree. I think there are lots we can learn from participating in these challenges.
Thanks for Reading and good luck discovering your camera. 🙂
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One of the things I discovered was the macro and super macro setting; I don’t know how I existed without it. My husband thinks that’s the ‘flower’ setting – how do I know? I’m just glad to point, shoot and post!
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I think that’s probably it. I have the macro setting too and when I set it to flower, it pops up but I’m like you too, just point, shoot and post. Just had a little more time on my hand that day to actually play with the camera.
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