Willow Catkins by durleybeachbum
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Comments (22)
Super shot. I love this stage of the growth.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
So Lovely Andrea
I just love those sweet catkins !... great shot !
Amazing detail! A most excellent shot. I love the light.
You have captured the light so beautifully Andrea - super photo.
They always remind me of school.
Very beautiful image! Excellent shot! :)
Capital colors, lighting and composition, Andrea. This Willow Catkins is about as close to an overused scrub brush in appearance as it can get.
AMAZING WORK
Marvelous detail and light! I haven't seen any of these yet, but I'm sure the next time I look there they'll be!
Beautiful capture never seen this state before
Lovely shot.
Zoom is a must. Gorgeous light and composition. Pin sharp. I've never seen them this far along.
Very nice capture. Aloha
Love the POV and details
A delightful image.
This version is an amazing zoom Andrea! I see that Tizzy 3 is still as sharp as ever!
What a stunning shot in full size !!!
Holy cow, both shots are beautiful, Andrea. I love Harry's "scrub brush" comment. The flickr one is all magical half-emergence, with that silky covering that looks like magic dust. This one---opened---is a big primal splayed brush, all curved and public, with all those little buds of yellow, and those long sprouty stems. It's a beauty; and your closeup reveals all the tentacles and fiberglass-y feeling, with that corn-slik-like fillament spread inside and on top. Really vital closeup, Andrea, and the two, as a unit, are visually quite exciting!
Now I'm really longing for spring and the Hollow .. We've tons of willow and what we've always called river willow and scrub willow .. and so lots of catkins .... beautiful captures .. both of them
very nice capture, beautiful plant