This week for the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge, we are challenged to share some colorful photos to represent the spring-like April.
It’s an amazing experience to see spring arrive here in Utah. It’s so spontaneous that you’d feel like you’ve woken up in another world. I took a drive into the mountains last weekend, hoping to see blossoming wildflowers but instead, this was the landscape I encountered. Nope, still winter, still barren and cold.
After a rainy Tuesday, when I arrived at the mouth of my neighborhood on Wednesday afternoon, I saw all the trees had transformed overnight from barren branches to pink and white patches of tiny flowers. Even my backyard became interesting overnight with my Fruitless-Asian-Pear, Japanese plum, and Bing Cherry trees sprouting flowers. It was quite a sight and that was definitely the moment to say, “Spring has Sprung.”
How thrilled to see this overnight transformation! Thank you for sharing these colorful spring blossoms. They are beautifully captured!
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The overnight transformation for but spring and autumn are a sight to see. It’s truly an amazing spectacle. Thank you for visiting and for the theme. 🙂
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beautiful!
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Thank you.
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It’s so true Yinglan, sometimes spring seems to literally happen overnight. I really liked the contrast between the snowy mountain scene and the flowering buds back at home. Nicely done.
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Thank you. 🙂
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Beautiful!
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Thank you.
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Wow!
These amazing snaps have truly captured the essence of spring. Very lovely 🙂
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Thank you.
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So beautiful and hopeful, Yinglan. I’m happy that spring has arrived for you.
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Thank you. 🙂
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Well done – love the contrast. It usually happens over night I think – it’s a wonder!
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Thank you.
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