Today, a moment of joy. Remember the apricots of a year ago?
Tilton Apricots, Lower Keremeos, Similkameen Valley
The great preserving cot of the West.
And remember the ones of this August, which ripened while I was kayaking with the turtles in the Sinlahekin Valley?
Seedling Apricots in My Backyard
But not my apricots, if you know what I mean. Photographers, please forgive the overexposure, but I had reason to get out of there quick!
Well, look at them now:
The Bella Vista Japanese Orchards’ Second-to-Last Apricot Tree
The sun is shining right there. (Note: I have the other remaining one.)
That colour is just consistent through and through. Look at it again.
What a beautiful circle she paints, with her shadow of light.
That’s it for today. Just happiness.
Categories: Agriculture, Nature Photography
The colours are very “Monet” – wonderful!
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It’s the fog at dusk!
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Reblogged this on My Botanical Garden.
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Thanks, Tamara. I was hoping you would like this one.
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At first glance I thought the Bella Vista apricot tree was a painting! Lovely photograph.
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I had the same feeling. Autumn light is amazing.
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