The flowers of Spring have a certain purity of color and form that draw photographers and casual observers alike. The Clematis and the Dogwood are particular favorites of mine. The pure white Clematis, standing out in contrast against leaves of deep, polished green, is a perfect subject for the black and white photographer. The deep shadows and pure white petals of the Clematis, glinting in the noon-day sun bring forth all the zones of the grayscale image in a rich tonal range. The simple purity of this photograph recalls Ansel Adams' dogwoods on textured rock.

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