Spring (6): Willow catkin by Jean_C
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200
Comments (25)
jolie
Wow, ta photo est splendide, toute en délicatesse, les couleurs sont très douces, et la lumière et le bokeh mettent bien en valeur la finesse des chatons........le charme du printemps est là, délicieuse prise de vue, Jean-Claude !
Fuzzy looking and sharp detail in your capture, Jean. Love your work behind the lens.
J'aime beaucoup cette photo, c'est simple mais c'est très beau et artistique, bravo JC
Wonderful capture!
Superbe!
on passe tous les jours à côté de telles merveilles de la nature sans s'en apercevoir. Excellent, Jean-Claude
An absolute delight JC wonderful capture its beautiful my friend well done
splendid detail
How beautiful nature can be in just one shot...
Very beautiful spring image,perfect capture !! Love it !!
An outstanding capture with wonderful clarity. A great sign of spring arriving.
So pretty! Great catch!
beautiful capture
Stunning capture - beautiful work my friend!!!
Beautiful
Fantastic capture.
WOW! Magnificent photo Jean. we call it here..Pussy willow trees..more childhood memory's for me
they always looked fluffy to me!! your image is so crisp you can see the fur on the leaves 
Merci mon ami prends soin de toi..
Superbe macro, et jolie lumière, Jean-Claude :)
very beautiful flower macro
I wish I could do this! Beautiful capture!
very nice photo
J'ignorais le nom anglais de ce que nous appelons chatons dans notre langue, mais le plus important est de constater la beauté graphique de ce plan resserré d'un des signes avant-coureurs de la renaissance de la nature au printemps. Une superbe photo, Jean-Claude !