When you get the urge to make some outdoor photographs, do you have places that you return to repeatedly? Would one of those places be a cemetary? Likely not. But, Mt.Auburn cemetary (in Cambridge Massachusetts) hosts a marvelous array of flowering trees. It really is a beautiful place, (with or without tombstones).
Today, I received another canvas print (from ArtisticPhotoCanvas.com) of an image from Mt.Auburn. So, I am just sharing this image with you, along with another Mt.Auburn image, which I had printed earlier this year (also printed on canvas by APC).
(To see a larger version, click on the image)
The most recent print is apparently an azalea shrub, though I do not know the exact species. It is photgraphed with a Canon 100mm f\2.8L macro lens. (My experience has been that this lens is superior to using a non-macro lens coupled with an extension tube)
The second is a crabapple tree, photographed with the Canon 70-200mm IS f\4.