Our little plum tree has been calling to me these past few days. Finally there was a break in the rain and I grabbed my camera and went to see her
Yay! Pretty soon she’ll be loaded with fragrant white blossoms, ahhhhh.
This has given me tons of crafty ideas — can’t wait to try them. But for now I must get back to work — will share what I’ve been up to tomorrow.
Hope you enjoyed the plum break,
I see you’ve incorporated your picnik skills! NICE! The tree looks lovely. I can’t wait to see it’s blooms!
Yes! I love those rounded corners! :) Plus the messages while picnik loads are hilarious — today it sayd “buttering bread”, hee hee :)
GREAT capture! True sign of spring! Thanks for sharing the gorgeous pictures!
omg, lisa – totally laughing about the picnik comments!! i always get a kick out of them. i just started using picnik – gotta say it’s fun to use and makes things look good :)
but your photos are lovely!! i can’t believe you have blooms already. i can’t wait to start seeing some of ours!
Oh wow! So pretty, love the transformation of the flower, beautiful!
Beautiful, thanks so much for sharing! I have fond memories of a little plum tree, too. I don’t ever remember it giving us many plums, but it was gorgeous when it bloomed, and I remember many birds’ nests built in its branches.
wow! amazing photos. I was wondering what kind of lens you used to take them.
Hi Debbie — I used my 100 mm macro lens by Canon. It’s about 10 years old, and I’ve loved every minute of those 10 years :)
love the beautiful close-up! can’t wait to see them in full blossom! Thanks for sharing, Lisa!
oh, wow…so lovley…lisa…here in southgermany we have snow again…wait for springtime…;)…thanks for jump over to our blog…and fine that i could inspire you with the flower sketch…wish you a lovley sunny weekend and a big hug…;)…
oh lordie lisa, how do u capture such amazing shots? i saw your sharpening tutorial but this has to be more about camera skill!!
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