new growth -triple whammy by Richardphotos
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this is my Barlett fruitless pear tree
Fuji s7000 /PSP 11
thanks for having a look see and any comments
hope your tuesday brings you pleasure
Comments (61)
Bampster
Fantastic work- I am always impressed with your close up photography-years ago I had a Mamaya-flex camera my Dad got in Japan-it had close up attachments, and I had a ball with it. But what I did then is nowhere in line with the images you capture-- keep the micro-shots coming,they are truly incredible. Excellence personified!!!
Valerie-Ducom
Oh yes, excellent pictures and I feel yet the sping moment to arrive yet !!! Fantastic :)
RodolfoCiminelli
Fantastic macro of great detail and beauty Richard....!!!!
MrsLubner
The blossoms look much like my apple trees - but its too early for them to be this far along yet - thankfully so since I haven't gotten around to buying the spray for them. Great shots!
annie5
Superb captures Richard! for you spring has arrived but not here..a lot of snow :)
pops
Amazing photos
soffy
ohh the sure signs of spring,how wonderful Richard,thanks for sharing these excellent shots***
Ionel
Very beautiful details! :)
DennisReed
Hey bud, this is great! ;)
Juliette.Gribnau
fantastic shots !
rainbows
Oh! dear Richard, three glorious shots to warm the heart.. Springtime come soon, please. Absolutely beautiful work. Hugs and kisses. Di.
Blush
Regrowth and rebirth... Spring is definitely on the way... Love the clarity in this image... I love Pears send some my way:) Hugs Susan~
Dinhi
A fruitless pear tree? I bet it gives fruit this season, wow so many buds!! Fantastic capture Richard! [=
bpclarke
What a lovely trio of delicate new growth. Superbly captured. Bunny
visionart
Excellent Captures!!
jocko500
love the close up textures you got there
boobunny
Oh, those are going to be so beautiful when they are in full bloom. Can't wait to see those pictures. Nice shots!!!
angel_dust
Beautiful!!
npauling
These trees are very beautiful in full bloom but these pictures you have taken of the close up young growth and flowers show a whole new aspect of these trees. Beautiful shots.
goodoleboy
Great trio of sculptured pears and background! Love the colors! Everyone's crowing about the arrival of Spring, and we didn't even have a winter around here this season. It was 86 degrees fahrenheit here today, and the forecast for the weekend is for around 90F. Rainfall total barely over 2".
three_grrr
I love these tender buds .. none around here yet that are the stage yours are.
drifterlee
Cool shot! It looks fuzzy, like it has fur.
MariaAJMD
Is that already starting to bud? I'm so jealous if it is! LOL fantastic photos! HUGS maria
evielouise
well looks like winter is going to be a faded memory these are lovely: our tiny bit of tulips sprung today it was 85F: great photos Ricahrd hugs))
wishes3d
This is really nice! Wonderful!
bruelmcbeal
Super colors, and very detailled. (sorry for my English) BRAVO !!!
iceberg5
Superb detail in these refreshing photos of new Spring growth - very fine work for us all to enjoy at this time of year !
GOLDILOCKSUK
Spring at last! Great pictures Richard :) Cathy xoxoxo
MeredithWilson
Dear Richard, I'm running so far behind!!! I'm so sorry but for days about all I've done is answer IM's!!! I'm trying to get caught up with everyone!!! Those are really cool!! Things are budding out here, too!!! I think I could go for a fruitless pear tree - we had the other kind in the yard and picking up the pears was an ongoing tasks before mowing. My grandmother canned some, but most were jsut a nuisance!!!! Super macro work - the textures and colors are really superb!!!!! Love ya!!! Meredith
sazzyazzca
Beautiful, detailed captures of your fruitless (?) pear tree. :)