Remember my beautiful crocus and snowdrops from last year? Well, these little green springs came out this spring from their bulbs still buried in the soil in the same pot. Unfortunately when I found out it was already March and soon the sun became too hot, so they didn’t manage to blossom. But now I know how to take care of them and hopefully I’ll have more spring flowers next year :)

I made this shot some time ago my parents’ garden. This is a close-up shot of a leaf from our fir-tree. I loved the way the sun made all the little ribs (or veins) of the leaf look so bright – like a map of white paths on the dark green surface. So I hope you like it too :)

These gentle flowers are really tiny – they’re about 3-4 mm in diameter and are gathered in big white fluffy clusters. It’s an old picture (the flowers are the same as here and here), but I felt like uploading something, and I don’t have much time these days to work on more recent photos. The weather has been more like winter than spring these days, so no chance of going out and taking any sunny spring-like shots also. I hope next week will be better :)

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The morning of one of the last super-cold days of this super-long winter. I was fascinated by the look of all these tiny drops of water – like little diamonds shining in the light of the first rays of the sun, begging me to draw something on the window :)

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This is another picture from the same Saturday morning when my boyfriend and I came across the beautiful gentle moss tufts in the spring sunlight :)

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The spring is coming! :) Walking home in a Saturday morning my boyfriend and I came across a low wall overgrown with beautiful gentle moss tufts sticking out from the melting snow, bathing in the sunlight… I’m so happy I had my camera with me and managed to take a couple of pictures :)

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This is the top of one of the buildings across the street. I loved the contrast between white, black and blue in the middle of the day and the straight geometric lines of the facade. It’s also very beautiful at sunset when white turns into soft pink – but that’s another picture :) It’s a new modern building and nobody lives there yet, but I’m sure this top floor apartment with its huge terrace facing south will be a great place to live!

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Another one from the golden autumn series I promised :)

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Early in the morning the light comes at such an angle that it makes ordinary things like this glass of water look beautiful :) I love mornings :)

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I made a small series of images of such autumn yellow (and a few green) leaves while walking my way to the university the other day, so expect more tree pictures from the park these days :)

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