EVEN MORE SPRING PHOTOS

I just can't get enough of the blooming trees!

MORE SPRING PHOTOS

The weather was gorgeous yesterday, so I just had to go out and photograph some blooming trees. See, blooming trees are somewhat of a weakness for me; I really think they are amazingly beautiful. Today's photos feature a pink tree from the park. Don't you think that the blossoms look like they're made of candy?

NOW I BELIEVE IT'S SPRING AND I HAVE PHOTOS TO PROVE IT :)

Finally! After weeks of suddenly chilly weather and a freak April snow, we have sunny and warm days at last! Birds are chirping, trees are blooming, I'm kneading dough for Easter bread, so everything is in its proper place.

Happy spring, everyone!

PHOTOS FROM THE DRUKEN FOREST

No, it's not that we got drunk in this forest. It's called the Drunken Forest because the trees look drunk, not the photographers:). The trees grow in all directions and the whole forest is covered in thick green moss that is like a magical soft carpet. When you walk, you feel like you're walking on a green mossy cloud. Plus, it's an amazing place to photograph - like something out of a fairy tale! My photography instructor said that I probably left no tuft of moss unphotographed (I have no idea if that's an actual word, but I can't really think what word I should use in English). Anyway, he was right. I just love photographing teensy weensy details I see here and there.

Here are the photos. Enjoy!

WE GRADUATED!

As of last night, my photography course is officially over. I'm happy and sad at the same time, to be honest. I learned tons of things and met some awesome people, and I even got a diploma, but I'm a little sad to see the whole experience end.

Anyway, the photo that I want to share with you now is sort of our graduation photo; well, it was actually meant to be a gift for our instructors (which they loved, by the way), but we had so much fun doing it that it was a gift for us as well. The "throwing of the cameras" was my idea, and I really love it how it shocks people until they realize that of course we didn't throw our cameras in the air, are you crazy?

EAGLE EYE

Check out the views from the unique observation platform "Eagle Eye" in the Rhodopes and from the way up there. The platform is at 1563 meters above sea level and the panoramic view is amazing (even if the getting there was kind of hard if you try to go on foot).

GREEN SPRING EARRINGS

I just made these earrings last night and guess what? They are for me! Yey!
I had a pair of green earrings, but they broke not long ago, so I decided to replace them with a pair of my own. I'll even get to wear them tomorrow on my photo course trip.
Here they are (I apologize for the not-so-great picture, but I was kind of in a hurry):