I try to take a walk around lunchtime every day when the weather permits. While this provides me with much-needed physical activity, it also takes me through public footpaths between villages and fields. Yesterday, I came across this pink rag doll propped up on a hedgerow in the middle of nowhere!

Tag: spring
Nature on fire!
A beautiful day!
Strawberries and Cream
I believe the picture explains the title of this blog entry…
Photographed using a Nikon D7000 with a Sigma f/2.8 105mm macro lens (f/5.0, 1/800). Selectively converted dull green background to black in Adobe Lightroom 4.4
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Last of the Tulips…
The tulips came and went really quickly this year.. At least I managed to capture a few with my camera.


Photographed using a Nikon D7000 and post-processed in Adobe Lightroom 4.4
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The (almost) perfect path..
Cherry Blossoms
Dandelion – British Wildflowers
The earliest signs of spring in gardens and meadows around Britain are the appearance of these tough dandelions. They might be the scourge of the gardener but they do light up meadows with their bright yellow showy flowers. These dandelions were seen on a footpath along a field near Hinxton, Cambridgeshire.
Spring – Tulip
Spring finally arrived in Cambridge this week. The garden suddenly woke up from its long winter slumber and burst into colour. Daffodils, Crocuses and now tulips are in bloom.
Technical Details
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Nikon D7000 with external Speedlight SB600 flash in slave mode
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Sigma 105mm f/2.8
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1/250 f/20 ISO200
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Post-Processed in Adobe Lightroom 4.4
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- Tulip (vanessavankova.wordpress.com)
Spring – Daffodils!!
This looks likely to be the most christmas-like Easter here in England this year. Snowfall this week and more expected over the Easter weekend make it hard to believe that spring is actually here. These daffodils from my garden are proof that, whilst we may not think of spring, the plants have certainly made up their minds.



All these pictures taken outside at dusk. The black background in the photographs are a result of using an external flash combined with a high aperture setting. Final black corrections in Adobe LightRoom applied to create a fully dark background.






