Prunus Persica opening

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Prunus Persica opening

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Spring is here
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Beautiful
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Bonbon wrote:Spring is here
Yep same with me, had a peach out last week and my tridents are all shooting now too :o :palm:

lovely flower Bonbon :-) :yes:

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Nice shots. What camera?
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Lovely shots. Good depth of field.
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Boics wrote:Nice shots. What camera?
Any macro lens will do the job
Mine is Olympus E-m5 + M Zuiko 60mm macro
Very inexpensive buying used
Just needs very steady hands
Feeling more difficult now as getting old :cry:
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The tree is not that attractive.
The pot is nice
The flower is spectacular
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Post by alpineart »

Hi Bonbon , very nice indeed , plenty of new buds and leaves here , with more frosts forecast to come :palm: We had heavy 10mm hail storm here this afternoon and its still seriously cold .

Cheers Alpine
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