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| Dogwood in my front yard. |
If you Google the phrase “Tis the season” you will find more than 5,690,000 hits.
Tis the season photographers to be getting outside in your backyards and planning those road trips to capture the spring time in full bloom.
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| Azalea's have started with buds in my yard. They stay in bloom about two weeks. |
If you have a business this is the time to do those photos you need on your website to show off your properties. This is when you plan for those outdoor weddings to take advantage of the flowers and trees in bloom.
You still have time to take advantage of the season. Be sure you put aside the time to capture the blooms in your yards and places of business.
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| Dogwood blooms in my front yard. |
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| Dogwood |
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