I’ve been trying to “shoot in the moment” in response to the weekly photo , and I immediately thought of a photo in the archives that totally fits…and I just like it. curve
challenge. But this week the challenge is
Western Washington is blessed each spring with Kwanzan cherry blossoms. Big, fluffy, showy poofs that fill me with delight. I will never tire of them. And though I mourn their short season I also respond to Kwanzan “snow” with a delight that is almost parallel to that felt when the blossoms are on the trees. This spring I took advantage of a parking lot full of trees to capture the fallen petals. In this one, they gracefully follow the curve of the curb.
Sigh. Can’t wait for next spring!! Well, maybe I can…my dahlias have started blooming and I don’t want to wish them away.
Ah, that’s a perfect curve! Those blossoms look almost as pretty on the ground as they do on the trees.
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Thanks, Karen and I agree! Kwanzans have got to be about the prettiest flowering tree out there.
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A carpet of curvy blooms … just beautiful.
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Absolutely breath-taking; I can only imagine walking on paths lined with cherry blossoms. 🙂
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Thanks! It’s even better when the wind catches the petals and swirls them around. 🙂
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You’re very welcome. 🙂
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Gorgeous! I love a pink snowstorm 🙂
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Thanks! Nothing quite like one!
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