Bibi, I wondered. In fact I first posted that way around but realised the mimosa isn't quite in focus. I took it from a very long way away. Might change it around. Thanks...
Jilly, you and Alice totally drew me in today with your beach shots. Now I can't focus on work. Oh yeah, what am I doing looing at CDPBlogs when I'm supposed to be preparing some work materials. . .sigh. Honestly, when I saw the word mimosa I though champagne and orange juice rather than flowering tree. These are both inspiring shots, but I too love the cropped version best. -Kim Seattle Daily Photo
this is just marvellous. Love the color and the nice white shirt of the man. the close-up version is the best photographically but it's nice to see that he has a companion & the explanation for the flowers. The mimosas at our botanic gardens are in bloom - will have to go visit.
This was taken at the end of February, during the Fête du Citron.
après la fête ;o))
ReplyDeleteHa, ha! This is great! I like the cropped version best.
ReplyDeleteBibi, I wondered. In fact I first posted that way around but realised the mimosa isn't quite in focus. I took it from a very long way away. Might change it around. Thanks...
ReplyDeleteI also like the cropped version best and the way the hand hovers over the sand, and over the handprint. Really terrific photo.
ReplyDeleteJilly, you and Alice totally drew me in today with your beach shots. Now I can't focus on work. Oh yeah, what am I doing looing at CDPBlogs when I'm supposed to be preparing some work materials. . .sigh.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, when I saw the word mimosa I though champagne and orange juice rather than flowering tree. These are both inspiring shots, but I too love the cropped version best.
-Kim
Seattle Daily Photo
LOL - a lot of festivity at the festa?
ReplyDeleteIs this French for being planted?
ReplyDeleteKeeping his golden treasure at his side. Love his hand touching the sand. (That's exactly what I would have done).
ReplyDeleteAnother vote for the cropped version, but we need both to understand. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteShipwreck?
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It gives color to the beach thats for sure.
ReplyDeleteI like the cropped version best too. What is not shown is the story of the picture.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fantastic photo. The colour contrast is superb. Nice job :)
ReplyDeletewhat a fun and interesting photo. i agree both are great and the cropped is best for the first photo. such color!
ReplyDelete;-) !!
ReplyDeleteI expect a funeral procession to come by!HA I think Olivier might have nailed it , après la fête!
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this is just marvellous. Love the color and the nice white shirt of the man. the close-up version is the best photographically but it's nice to see that he has a companion & the explanation for the flowers. The mimosas at our botanic gardens are in bloom - will have to go visit.
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