This is one of the most beautiful photos of spring I’ve ever seen. Thank you for sharing your talent with us!
such pretty flowers, I’m glad warmer days are here.
Ohhhhhhhhhh I love it!
that brings a smile to my face. beautiful day here too.
Superbe photo! Et sans aucun doute une superbe journée 🙂
this is so beautiful!
avec le printemps on revit!
So poetic! And I look outside my window and…it’s raining!!!
Very lovely photograph!
What a splendid shot! I love spring!
Cheers,
Rosa
😀 this is so pretty
Bea, I love your blog. And I sort of feel like my life is the mirror image of yours in some ways. I am an American art director/designer living in Milan, Italy. I’m married to an Italian, and I have two girls, like yours, growing like weeds. We vacation in Bourgogne every summer, so France plays a major part in my life. Your blog makes me feel at home. The mixture of cultures, languages, and of course, the sensitivity to beauty and color, food and design. In France over Easter, I too took pictures of fruit tree blossoms in our tiny garden. Prunes and pears. So beautiful. Thank you so much for this blog. Oh, before I forget: I made your brioches, two batches! Yummy! What can I do with the leftover?
beautiful~~~
You really captured the lightness and beauty of spring. brava
Je constate qu’il est plus avancé que chez nous. Ici, on commence à peine à voir les bourgeons, et même pas de tous les arbres! Mais c’est magnifique quand même!
Great photo! They look edible.
Beautiful picture!
Thank you everyone! 😉
Charlotte, thanks for your sweet note. Your life offers a nice combination of cultures indeed. As to the brioche, so happy you liked the recipe. For leftovers, try these ones. We LOVE brioche pudding around here.
BELLISSIMA !!!
what a beautiful photo! not long and it will be summer again
J’ai aussi fait durant Pâques les photos du printemps…billet qui sortira demain pour une pause blog….J’ai eu de la chance, car c’était rapide pour les photos…2 jours plus tard, il n’y avait plus rien…Bonne semaine Béa
J’ai aussi fait des photos du printemps, billet qui sortira demain…c’était magique et rapide, car deux jours plus tard, il n’y avait déjà plus rien…Bonne semaine Béa
Marvellous picture! You so lucky… here in Italy we had a couple of days of spring and then the “fall” returned with rain and clouds and cold…
Hoping well for the next week!
Bye
Fantastic photo — What is the plant? Hawthorn? Apple tree? Something smaller, like a shrub? Just curious —
This makes me so happy!
Could you tell me which camera you are using for this amazing pictures?
Thanks
Fred
Fred, this one was taken with a canon 30d
For twice I was lucky to be in Europe by Spring and how lovely it was. You are lucky to have the Seasons well difined cause here in Brasil it is hard to tell wich is the season besides Summer and Winter. Btw, your pictures are always fabulous. I love them all.
This is one of the most beautiful photos of spring I’ve ever seen. Thank you for sharing your talent with us!
such pretty flowers, I’m glad warmer days are here.
Ohhhhhhhhhh I love it!
that brings a smile to my face. beautiful day here too.
Superbe photo! Et sans aucun doute une superbe journée 🙂
this is so beautiful!
avec le printemps on revit!
So poetic! And I look outside my window and…it’s raining!!!
Very lovely photograph!
What a splendid shot! I love spring!
Cheers,
Rosa
😀 this is so pretty
Bea, I love your blog. And I sort of feel like my life is the mirror image of yours in some ways. I am an American art director/designer living in Milan, Italy. I’m married to an Italian, and I have two girls, like yours, growing like weeds. We vacation in Bourgogne every summer, so France plays a major part in my life. Your blog makes me feel at home. The mixture of cultures, languages, and of course, the sensitivity to beauty and color, food and design. In France over Easter, I too took pictures of fruit tree blossoms in our tiny garden. Prunes and pears. So beautiful. Thank you so much for this blog. Oh, before I forget: I made your brioches, two batches! Yummy! What can I do with the leftover?
beautiful~~~
You really captured the lightness and beauty of spring. brava
Je constate qu’il est plus avancé que chez nous. Ici, on commence à peine à voir les bourgeons, et même pas de tous les arbres! Mais c’est magnifique quand même!
Great photo! They look edible.
Beautiful picture!
Thank you everyone! 😉
Charlotte, thanks for your sweet note. Your life offers a nice combination of cultures indeed. As to the brioche, so happy you liked the recipe. For leftovers, try these ones. We LOVE brioche pudding around here.
BELLISSIMA !!!
what a beautiful photo! not long and it will be summer again
J’ai aussi fait durant Pâques les photos du printemps…billet qui sortira demain pour une pause blog….J’ai eu de la chance, car c’était rapide pour les photos…2 jours plus tard, il n’y avait plus rien…Bonne semaine Béa
J’ai aussi fait des photos du printemps, billet qui sortira demain…c’était magique et rapide, car deux jours plus tard, il n’y avait déjà plus rien…Bonne semaine Béa
Marvellous picture! You so lucky… here in Italy we had a couple of days of spring and then the “fall” returned with rain and clouds and cold…
Hoping well for the next week!
Bye
Fantastic photo — What is the plant? Hawthorn? Apple tree? Something smaller, like a shrub? Just curious —
This makes me so happy!
Could you tell me which camera you are using for this amazing pictures?
Thanks
Fred
Fred, this one was taken with a canon 30d
For twice I was lucky to be in Europe by Spring and how lovely it was. You are lucky to have the Seasons well difined cause here in Brasil it is hard to tell wich is the season besides Summer and Winter. Btw, your pictures are always fabulous. I love them all.
Amazing photo!!! Perfect!!
Regards, Beta
great pic.
did you fill flash?
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