All around the woods at Hanging Bank, below Werneth Low, are clumps of daffodils.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
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10 comments:
Spring here's Gerald, great capture.
This is a wonderful image!
Very well composed photo. The starkness of the trees become even more dramatically posed when lit by the yellow daffodils.
Daffodils are called "Påskeliljer" - meaning Easter Lilies in Norway. That indicates when we are about to have them...
Meanwhile, we can enjoy these.
Beautiful picture!Fantastic composition!
Léia
Daffodils are the first very cheerful signs of spring! The yellow colours are so happy! Thanks for sharing!
They really stand out from the plain background. Nice one.
Those are pretty daffodils.
Lovely splash of colour. Hopefully you will have your internet service back soon. I cannot imagine going one day without it let alone several weeks. How sad is that? I'm sure you will be out and about Gerald talking more wonderful photographs. Thanks to Rune Eide for taking over the reins while you are absent. Linda
Very interesting colours of the early spring!
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