Denise

I often enjoy photos without words but sometimes words can make the photos more powerful. Perhaps that's what you experienced with the photos in the exhibit.

Magnificent is the right word! Wonderful! You are lucky to have this beautiful garden near you.

This flower makes me think it's a magnolia tree. Maybe...

What an amazing story @Chris! It looks like you didn't need your long lens!

I love the cookie counter image too. I think photo essays can be very powerful. I don't always have a story to tell but I try to give a little background when I post here. I will keep practicing!

I've never been lucky enough to be in the west during the superbloom. Thanks for sharing the color!

Oh, nice! No flowering trees here yet so I'm very happy that you are sharing yours!

Thank you @apm ! I was surprised to see that it had been featured, love it!

It was a day for raindrops on snowdrops! The snowdrops aren't fully open but I still find them to be beautiful.

I'm with you on following NowThis! https://twitter.com/nowthisnews

a bit off-the-wall, but I've enjoyed her posts (and her youtube channel). https://twitter.com/SimoneGiertz Some of 60 Second Docs entries are interesting as well! https://twitter.com/60SecDocs

When I walked to the south I could see only sand and water; heading north I could see some other beach walkers in the distance.

Only 11 more days of beach access (at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge) remain for humans before the annual closure for the piping plover nesting season on April 1st. Yesterday felt like a good beach walk day so I headed to the refuge in the …

Very cool that you see these flowers near a paved walkway. That looks like Lupine to me - we have some in the garden where I volunteer too. Of course we are still months away from a bloom from these flowers here! Thanks for sharing the blur …

Of your two photos I like this one best. The contrast between the open flowers and the about-to-open flowers is wonderful. I feel lucky that our cell phones have good cameras in them!

thank you @lidja! And thanks for adding your photo - I hope you will add an "in bloom" version of your photo too.

I love that!

I plan to add more flowers here as they emerge from their winter rest and decorate the spring with color.

A pop of yellow caught my eye as I walked to my mailbox yesterday. There's a small patch of ground (facing south) where crocus bloom very early in the season. This is the only spot so far where I have seen crocus in bloom this season. I checked a …

The vernal equinox in the northern hemisphere arrives tomorrow. I don't know if we'll see more snow as we move into spring; for now the ground here is mostly uncovered. Some ridges of snow pushed up by plows remains, and I suspect there is still …

Oh, you're right - I will check that when I return with my camera. I only grabbed a few photos Saturday morning - the cats deserve more! But of the whole wall, the cat in the first photo I posted is the one that really grabbed me.

The first is my favorite too!

I think I need to return with my camera. The area along the Merrimack River (downtown) contains old mill buildings repurposed into offices and housing. And after seeing the wonderful wall of cats, I'm wondering if there are other buildings in the …

How about climbing the walls in an urban environment?

The signs on this section of the wall are directed to an audience of cats.