Jacaranda Trees by kgb224
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Still in Proclamation Hill.AndreIR enjoy this series.
Comments (20)
WOW! This looks like a deleted scene from the movie version of "What Dreams May Come". Fantastic. This is most definitely going into my favorites!
Immagine veramente stupenda ! Complimenti !!! Really beautiful image! Congratulations!
O gollie! This so SO incredibly beautiful! WELL DONE!
Stunning image!
I would love to walk down this beautiful road. Great shot.
Whoooo..... They are very majestic trees so much tortuous and filled of this color It is very resting. Cheer still and mile mercies to divide these Beauties my friend ((5++)) Whoooo Ce sont des arbres très majestueux tant ue tortueux et rempli de cette couleur c'est très reposant . Bravo encore et mile mercis de partager ces Beautées mon ami ((5++))
They really are beautiful. I love the colours.
oh my they are so beautiful . .fantastic capture! :)
I love these trees - so bold and beautiful. Wonderful image, my friend.
I am enjoying! Thank you, my friend! Is that the real color? Amazing! Wonderful perspective -- all in bloom!
STUNNING Christo! WOW - what an image! :)
sweet shot my man
great composicition my friend , excelents color and details !
Very beautiful! The trees are just spectacular.
Very dramatic coloring...
Now this is just beautiful Christo! Superb perspective and gorgeous contrasting colours! Excellent capture my friend!
WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW excellent !!!
Wonderful image Christo what beautiful trees
You guys are lucky in Pta! You get to see these! Well done Christo, Clivve
What wonderous trees, so stunning in flower, well captured. I have one Ive grown from seed in my conservatory but I doubt it will ever flower here in the UK. The leaves are delicate and worthwhile though.