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Taken with a Canon 100 mm “macro” lens, a Kodak dslr body, a Manfrotto tripod and ample time and patience.
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Life from Death
while trillium
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wow….amazing
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Trillium is so beautiful!
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We never tire of trillium, renewed each spring.
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I look forward to it every year. It’s like Christmas in springtime.
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Gorgeous – honors the tree that once was (continuing its contribution!)
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So true, thank you
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It’s been such a pleasure seeing all the trilliums from around the country. I especially like the combination of the flowers and the stump, but I have to ask — are those red trilliums in the background, to the left?
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It is one red trillium, yes. Glad you pointed it out.
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Amazing as usual.
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Thanks for visiting, Laleh!!
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My pleasure ❤️
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You’re the fourth person I’ve recently seen trillium pictures from. Seems you northerners really look forward to the reappearance of these flowers each spring.
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They are special, a large, showy and numerous bloom. A force of nature.
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After months of dead grey cold skies, we love seeing a splash of spring colour.
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Amen
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I have visited an at least 400 years old oak tree today (said to be 800 years old by others) and looking more dead but still very alive. Such plants, and plants in general, do impress me a lot, more than the species walking on 2 feets or more. So this here is a nice view on nature as it is originally or as it should be preferably.
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more along the lines of why do we exist at all?
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I like everything about this scene.
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Great to hear this, Khurt. Your compliment is most appreciated.
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