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This week’s random picture of the week is of Wild White Cherry Blossoms in North Texas taken last spring on hike through the Heard Museum Hiking Trails.
Wild White Cherry Blossoms in North Texas
Last spring my in-laws came into town and one of the things they love to do is go on a nature hike (my wife and I like to go for hikes as well). We didn’t see much wild life on this trip but I was able to get some pictures on early in the season of a honey bee harvesting nectar from small white flowers on a native flowering tree.
After some research I found these little flowers are wild black cherry trees that bloom in the spring and can be found through out North Texas.
For me, this made my day. I love photographing honey bees at work. I only wished I could have gotten closer.
About the Image
This image was shot with my Sony a6000 with a Sony E 55-210mm F4.5-6.3 Lens shot at full extension by hand. I then edited the image with Adobe Lightroom, NIK Collection to remove noise and clean up the images. I can’t remember, I may have used Topaz Labs to enhance the image.
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