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Another from the fantastic sunset I witnessed while up at Rainier a few weeks back. There was a strong wind and there were a lot of moving flowers in many of the images I brought back. There were definitely better groups of flowers that day, these were somewhat sheltered. Even then there' some movement. I now have some ideas on how to handle this situation next time. Anyway, it's definitely a B-shot, but still worthy of a post. www.michaelbollino.com

Visit Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground, Georgia, in March to mid-April to see 20 million enchanting daffodil blooms in colors of yellow, orange, pink and white, and all shades between.

Wildflower season highlights a spectacular time to getaway to Fredericksburg for shopping, wine tasting, outdoor adventure and relaxation.

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The many shades of green in an Irish countryside speak to me of Spring. The sea is visible in the distance as your gaze takes you past the gently rolling hills…a quintessential scene of pastoral beauty. Behind me on a high hill sits an ancient Irish Passage Tomb holding the secrets of the early people who made their homes in this beautiful land.

When I arrived in Los Angeles I loved the ability to see beauty rising up into the sky. Spring in Santa Clarita means rolling green hills and valleys.

Upper Paradise, Mount Rainier National Park This image is titled "Chasing the Light" due to sprinting up a hill to this small daisy patch I had scouted earlier. I was trying to beat the clouds to the mountain, but sprinting up a hill at 6000 feet only lasted a few hundred yards before I hit what is commonly referred to as "the wall"!