It is presently autumn in Australia, whilst spring has arrived in Taipei. This wisteria garden is of considerable size, and many visitors gather here to behold and inhale the delicate blossoms of the wisteria.
I take great pleasure in its fragrance.
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Joel and I await with great interest the forthcoming 50–150mm f/2.0 zoom lens from Sony, which is expected to retail for approximately 8,000 AUD owing to import tariffs. It is difficult to fathom that the successor to my current model, the A7R V—anticipated for release later this year—might approach a price of 20,000 AUD. Such figures are extraordinary, particularly for what remains, for us, a mere hobby.
I absolutely adore these plants—their color is stunning! I've only ever seen streets shaded by wisteria like this in movies.
ReplyDeleteThis is only a section of wisteria. There are more beyond that location
Delete...wisteria is a beauty that can take over the world.
ReplyDeleteThey don't last long for blossom season
DeleteOh wow, simply gorgeous. That looks like a magical place to walk around and enjoy.
ReplyDeleteIt was really fragrant there
DeleteSo beautiful and there are so many of them.
ReplyDeleteIt was a good visit
DeleteLa glicina lo inunda todo con sus bellos colores violetas.
ReplyDeletePurple dream
DeleteWonderful purples :-D
ReplyDeleteLove the colour.
DeleteHow gorgeous! I have never seen so much, it is like an entire Wisteria field! I would never want to leave.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you would like to linger there
DeleteThe wisteria is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteAromatherapy in the area
DeleteI think I would just swoon if I saw this in person. It is unbelievably beautiful -- what a grand spot for your photography!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy this destination
DeleteThe Wisteria blossoms are beautiful to see, and even better to smell. I can almost smell them looking at your photos.
ReplyDeleteThe place is so fragrant. Mum loves it
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ReplyDeleteQuite an expensive hobby now.
What a stunning display of wisteria. I've never seen such a large mass planting.
Beautiful captures!
ReplyDeleteThat would be a fun walk.
ReplyDeleteLove the wisteria. I do on wisteria walks in season and I also delight in the fragrance.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, expensive lens with the tariffs added but that's life, if we want thing we have to pay for them regardless or wait and see what happens.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful plants are wisterias, love the colour.
Melbourne's climate is ideal for wisteria, and our blossoms look attractive. But the Taipai garden is bigger, the beautiful flowers denser and the fragrance is stronger.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteUn placer contemplar esa maravillosa floración. Una alegría para el espíritu.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
So beautiful, Awesome clicks
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful sight! I love the wisteria! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful Very beautiful
ReplyDeleteIt looks really beautiful. This spring explosion.
ReplyDeleteThe wisteria looks wonderful, I enjoyed seeing your photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
In some parts of my country wisteria is considered invasive but not where I live. In fact, it isn't that common here, and I enjoyed this extensive display of this lovely flower.
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