Two quintessential Michigan State University spring sightings on campus: the Sparty statue and trees in bloom. Here is a double exposure of the iconic statue wrapped in pink flowers.
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Colorful photo mashups from Lansing

By Stone Andrews

Double the spring dose: Colorful photo mashups from the LansingNews Sports High Schools Life Business Obituaries E-Edition Legals

Spring is in full swing, as shown by trees in bloom and blooming flowers in the greater Lansing area.

Enjoy these double exposure photos in seasonal colors combined with local landmarks and locations.

Double exposure photos are taken from a setting in the camera that merges two images from two different scenes into one.

Sparty bathed in pink flowers

Street sign Cesar E. Chavez Ave. accented with tulips

Tulips bring the feeling of spring to the Cesar E. Chavez Avenue street sign, photographed in Lansing's old town on April 20th.

Walter French Academy mural full of dandelions

A mural on the Walter French Academy building on South Cedar Street in Lansing is sprayed yellow with dandelions in this double exposure.

A duck dressed in purple in Rotary Park

Ducks are easy to spot on the Grand River in Rotary Park in downtown Lansing. The sharp green of the mallard's head contrasts strongly with the purple flowers of spring.

The chimneys of the Eckert power plant are decorated in yellow

The iconic chimneys in the Eckert power plant are wrapped in the bright yellow / green of the trees. This double exposure was taken on April 20th in Lansing.

The State Capitol with a touch of floral color

The Michigan Capitol pierces the cloud-filled spring sky, while flowers in the foreground add color to this double-exposure image.

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