Central Park Spring Flowers

Sherry Felix

Photographed using a Nikon D750 with a Sigma 150-600 mm lens in Central Park Tuesday April 11. I find that my big lens can work a lot like a macro.

Virginia Bluebell, Central Park 4/11/2017
Virginia Bluebell, Central Park 4/11/2017
Rhododendron. Central Park 4/11/2017
Rhododendron. Central Park 4/11/2017
Chinese Barberry, Central Park 4/11/2017
Chinese Barberry, Central Park 4/11/2017
Peach, Central Park 4/11/2017
Peach, Central Park 4/11/2017
Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis, Central Park 4/11/2017
Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis, Central Park 4/11/2017

20 thoughts on “Central Park Spring Flowers”

  1. Khürt Williams 2017-04-16 / 12:32 pm

    Love the shot of bloodroot. I would not have expected to find these in Central Park. This reminds me. I haven’t visit the park in over two years.

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  2. Jet Eliot 2017-04-16 / 9:18 am

    There cannot be a more gentle and colorful presentation of Central Park than this one — thank you, Sherry. wow, that peach blossom really calls to me.

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  4. Trini Lind 2017-04-15 / 8:30 pm

    Oh, they are absolutely gorgeous!!! 😍😍😍😍😍

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  5. restlessjo 2017-04-15 / 1:10 pm

    Spring is such a treat, isn’t it? Your peach blossom is beautiful. 🙂 I’m keeping an eye on my rhodies and azaleas. Soon be in full bloom. Wishing you a joyful Easter!

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  6. Reinhold Staden 2017-04-15 / 8:08 am

    150-600mm. I thought this lens is for wildlife photography? Using it as a macro lens is pretty clever, Sherry. Perfect background blur. My favorite is the last one. I think it would be perfect in black and white as well. Happy shooting. Reinhold

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  8. Sue 2017-04-15 / 6:16 am

    I do like those wood anemones

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