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That looks like an Eastern Red Bud, I have one in my backyard here in Guelph. With all the rain we've had this spring, it's bloomed nicely.

-Bryan

woodpecker wrote in post #18359657
I shot this one yesterday and was amazed at how colorful this tree was especially against the green background.
No idea what kind of tree it is but its color was stunning.

Gord

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bones519 wrote in post #18359680
That looks like an Eastern Red Bud, I have one in my backyard here in Guelph. With all the rain we've had this spring, it's bloomed nicely.

-Bryan

Hi Bryan,

Now I know what this is..............Easter​n Red Bud, works for me, thanks.

Gord

I shot some wild flowers today while out for a walk:

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A damp, dull, dank day by the sea. Tried a longish, handheld exposure and converted it to BW.

A couple from my trip to The Masters @ Augusta National...

First play with mine today.
I thought i would try it in some testing conditions, black and white birds and white and black birds in good light with my canon 55-250 lens.
All shot as jpegs.

Two more from the Highlands of Scotland. The first is an oystercatcher, of course, but I'm not sure about the other one. Can anyone help?

Shot this one this morning on Main St. Newmarket On.

Finally made the jump to full manual.............mak​ing mistakes along the way but fully enjoying the trip.

Gord

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Just took a few sunflower seeds to make a new friend for life.

Inverary Castle, Highlands of Scotland. Wet, wet, wet up here for our holidays!

Another dark, dank, damp day in the Scottish Highlands.

It does look dark, dank and damp. Hope the sun shines soon for you Terry.

-Bryan