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I love magnolia! But these purple, pink ones are my favorites. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteMagnolia Trees are so pretty! I miss the big ones in Savannah, GA. In Nebraska they are dwarf sized.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing photo! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely color
ReplyDeleteOh that's beautiful! Managed to catch the Sakuras blooming while I was back in Japan. Really happy!
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are so beautiful. Your photos are so terrific. You should enter them on a site to earn money.
ReplyDeleteThe sunlight on the magnolia is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI've never thought magnolias were that pretty, but your photo made me change my mind. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe magnolias are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteI grew up outside of Washington, so I did get to see the cherry blossoms a few times.
So beautiful. Would love to see this tree.
ReplyDeleteSpring blossoms are the best!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely angle! Love the sun bathing the blossoms with light!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers, they look like silk!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day and thanks for stopping by to share on OMHGWW this week
Have a great week!
Karren
What gorgeous photography. My #WordlessWednesday is on the cherry blossoms around the Tidal Basin in DC. It looks like you saw beautiful splendor regardless. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteLovely picture. For many years I never realized that those pink blossomed trees were magnoilas, where I lived in So. Calif people simply called them Tulip trees. But as the famous bard, Shakespeare, wrote " "What's in a name? That which we call a rose
ReplyDeleteBy any other name would smell as sweet."
Your shot is absolutely fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, i like the color !
ReplyDeleteThe magnolia is great set in scene .
Greetings from germany
oh my...so pretty! I haven't got a chance to visit DC and see those pretty cherry blossoms either..I wish I could make it this week :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm such a sucker for flower shots.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I heard the cherry blossom festival was amazing, wish I could've been there to see it!
ReplyDeleteSo jealous you got to see the cherry blossoms! Husband and I were supposed to go this year but we ran out of time :(
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!! I cannot wait to see flowers blooming again!
ReplyDeleteThe light in this is beautiful
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx