Weekly Winners {The Pink and Blue Edition}
Posted on March 20, 2010 by Mishi | 18 Comments
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ZOMG the first shot of that tree is gorgeous! And I love the colors of the first picture with the balloons. Wonderful!
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Ooooh WOW!
I LOVE that first shot and the blossoms made me gasp. It looks like your Spring is way ahead of ours!
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The blossoming trees are gorgeous! A virtual explosion of pink!
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I love these – and I love that you have themes :)
Great shots, Mishi!
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Love the first shot the most, the angle of the shot is fun, and I love the sort of muted tones.
Me, too, on the barn. I have seen it many times (from a distance) but didn’t take notice until my friend sent the link to me. The inside is gorgeous, according to the pics on the website, but I would love to see it for myself, too. Maybe this summer…
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wowie zowie.
Mishi, those pics are gorgeous. I love the DOF in the tree btwn the tree shot.
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I can almost smell those blossoms! Gorgeousness!
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Zomg, gorgeous. Those blossoms make my happy float higher than balloons!
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Ugh. Woman, you’re so talented. As usual.
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Love them all. Of course.
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Beautiful blossoms… but it’s yet another sign that our summer is over :(
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The blossoms are wonderful!
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The blossoming trees are gorgeous! I can’t wait to see that here in Michigan. =)
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WOW! What a wonderful theme of pink and blue and executed beautifully!
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I love the pink blossoms! All of them … but that first shot really stands out!
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Those blossoms are just BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing!
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As usual, another proof of your talent. :-)
I love how you captured the image of the blossoms. Reminds me of the Cherry Blossom Festival in Japan. Love your shots and keep them coming please.
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I want to shove my face into those blossoms and never come out.
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