What says Spring more than a the gorgeous bloom of the Flowering Quince
Arriving home this evening I was determined to make the best of the rare warm sunshine and get some spring cleanup done around our home. As I graded our gravel driveway I noticed my wife shooting pictures of the project with her little Panasonic Lumix. When I shut the tractor off to chat with her I noticed that our flowering quince has burst into full bloom today. Of course I could have went to the house to retrieve a DSLR but with her little point & shoot so handy I set it on macro zoom to capture my first blossom of the year.
that is lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.This bright flower has a way of brightening a day.Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI see spring has sprung there, too. Nice photo.
ReplyDeleteAnd a nice capture it is! Very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flower, Coy! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Coy. :)
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ReplyDeleteLovely! You can get some very nice macros with a point and shoot. I use mine quite a bit so I can leave my zooom lens on my DSLR.
ReplyDeleteIs that the same thing as "Cardinal Bush"? It looks like it - if so, I never knew it had another name!
ReplyDeleteCool!
Very nice, Coy!
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ReplyDeleteFlowering Quince is the name of the bush. I don't know where the name cardinal bush came from; perhaps it was a regional name that our family used.