The north in bloom
I’ve taken a year-long career break and have spent several months travelling. But it’s also a great opportunity to be at home and have the freedom to enjoy what’s nearby.
On a recent spell of warm, Spring weather I visited Dunham Massey, a National Trust property close to Manchester. The expectation was a carpet of bluebells, but instead there was a vibrant display of tulips.
I was using my secondary, more portable Fuji and finally cracked its macro capabilities. Back at home I continued my shoot with some leftover flowers and new plants on the balcony. Maybe there’s truth in the old adage that home’s best…
What a wealth of colour!! Beautifully captured, Mike! :)
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Thanks Richard! I’ve been rolling around in dog poo this week in a similar endeavour… watch this space!
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Hahaha!!!!! I shall await with interest!! :)
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Wow !! what a beautiful collection of images…
I am sure, camera can’t do justice to the rich color and beauty of these flowers…
Thanks a lot for sharing :)
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Thank you Sreejith, much appreciated. You’re right, the naked eye and receptive mind mean there’s no filter as such.
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