Spring has come early this year.
With Spring here, many flowers are blossoming, which also attracted a lot of birds.
Here is one sitting among the Kapok flowers.
The photo was taken by my calligraphy classmate Mr. Chung Kwok Fan.
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I had to look twice–I thought those were babies sitting with their bird. They are buds!! 😀
I suppose Kapok is not a very common tree in your area!
Love the colours in this pic, and it’s simplicity
Thank you!
beautiful composition. 🙂
Thank you!
Where is here?
Here is Hong Kong!
This reminds me of a dress my grandmother used to wear, lovely photograph!
So beautiful that it can be printed on clothes!
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Its so beautiful like a classic Chinese painting
It does look like it!
I felt the same as lightravellerkate: it looks like a Chinese painting. Very beautiful!!!
Tomorrow I will post some more on the same subject, however, they look less like Chinese paintings.
very nice capture!
Thank you!
This looks like a painting.
This is part of my recent series, glad that you like it!
I just posted about my upcoming photo outings for May. Looking forward to a fun month.
Look forward to seeing them!
This Saturday, I’ll be downtown for a workshop of taking pictures of city downtown. We’ll see how I do. ;0)
Sounds like it will be a useful workshop!
Kapok flowers? How interesting.
a) That anyone should still know what kapok is.
b) That its flowers should be red. Didn’t know.
We have kapoks here in HK, they are known as the Hero’s tree!
Interesting. Who was the hero?
I don’t think there is a specific hero, I need to research why it is also called the hero’s tree!