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Mar 30 2009

Flowering Trees At The Botanical Gardens

Published by jodapoet at 12:31 pm under Leisure, Nature, San Francisco, Travel Edit This

This flowering tree at the Botanical Gardens in San Francisco provided such an interesting color scheme that I had to grab a couple of photos.  The dark trunk and branches against the pink and while flowers just brought out a beautiful pastel colored palette against a blue sky backdrop and earthtone brush.

Different angles of the same tree brought unique scenarios to the story.  The brilliant colors of this tree are not adequately captured in the photos.  It is something glorious to be experienced and savored.  It is mesmerizing in it’s vivid detail.  I often wish I had the ability as an artist to capture nature such as this on canvas.   Maybe in a next life?  Until then my photos will hold lasting memories.

The gardens are full of unique and exotic, plants, trees and flowers.  It is a photographer’s dream.   So, if you love to take photos and are in the area, take a jaunt out to the gardens and put your camera to work.


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2 Responses to “Flowering Trees At The Botanical Gardens”

  1. betchaion 30 Mar 2009 at 8:11 pm edit this

    Oh, very lovely. Thank you so much for sharing. I really love the contrast in the picture. Now, if we can only stay there very long and be in that tree. Love it.

  2. jodapoeton 01 Apr 2009 at 3:27 pm edit this

    betchai - wouldn’t it be great to have a tree house in there :)

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