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Photos: Spring flowers (finally) emerge after long winter in Northeast Ohio
GREATER GLEVELAND, Ohio — Like a slumbering bear awakening from hibernation, indicators of spring are lastly rising all throughout Northeast Ohio.
Simply as a bear would possibly stretch after an extended sleep, vegetation stretch by chilly soil, hungry for spring rains and the heat of the solar. Buds pop beneath the nice and cozy gentle of longer days, nearly three minutes longer every day this season.
As a photographer, I’ve at all times been fascinated by the intricacies of spring — how one thing can lie dormant for months after which burst forth with such brilliance and element. Among the photos within the picture gallery above have been shot with a macro lens, aiming to point out a few of that element I like a lot, particularly the fuzz on a Magnolia bud and the superb hairs and veins on a brand new leaf.
cleveland.com photographers David Petkiewicz, John Kuntz and I mixed for a gallery of photographs of the fantastic thing about spring round Northeast Ohio. We hope you benefit from the pictures.