I’m glad you like the yellow in this one. I planned to post one of the purple and pink fields but ended up coming back to red and yellow. 🙂 More variety tomorrow!
Thanks so much Sue! I know tulips are a popular subject in April and I wanted to show something a little different. It’s good to know this one succeeded. 🙂
Those tulips are in such straight rows, absolutely stunning to look at. It must take a lot of maintenance to get them looking perfectly that way. Love how they are crimson red and they sky sky blue. A great contrast, and a great shot.
Thanks Mabel! You’re right, the hours spent in each field must be incredible. Soon after the festival ends every tulip will be cut and the bulbs harvested for sale around the world. What a job!
What a job indeed. All that effort to make sure each tulip is bright and blooming. Saw your other post on tulips, equally stunning. Sad to hear the tulips are cut after the festival ends but glad they will be going to homes!
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Great photo 🙂
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Thank you!
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Wow. Just wow.
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Aw, thanks Nancy. 🙂 It was a “wow” kind of farm!
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To infinity and beyond…
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That’s what I was thinking when I took this one. 😉
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These pictures just keep getting prettier and prettier!
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Thanks so much Rusha!
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Wow! Great photo, Lisa. The little bit of yellow sets it all off perfectly.
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I’m glad you like the yellow in this one. I planned to post one of the purple and pink fields but ended up coming back to red and yellow. 🙂 More variety tomorrow!
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Very nice! Love the colors.
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Thanks so much!
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Gorgeous! Can’t imagine standing there… Thank you for the beautiful post!
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Thanks for your nice comment Amy, the feeling of standing in the middle of thousands of flowers is my favorite part of the tulip festival.
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Gorgeous! All that red-such joy!
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Thank you! The red was amazing against the blue sky – joy is a great word. 🙂
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I have seen a lot of tulip photos recently but I must tell you the perspective on this one with the rise at the back is brilliant. Well done!
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Thanks so much Sue! I know tulips are a popular subject in April and I wanted to show something a little different. It’s good to know this one succeeded. 🙂
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Definitely. Our fields are still covered in snow!
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Oh no… we’ve had snow as late as April 18th but happily we should be frost free this year. 🙂
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wonderful! 🙂
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Thanks! 🙂 It was a pretty morning!
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Gosh, what an incredible capture of the primary colors. Such a perfect shot!
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I’m happy to hear you like it! The softer tulip colors were pretty too but these bright ones really caught my attention. 🙂
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beautiful, absolutely beautiful
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Thank you Ruth!
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so colorful 🙂
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Thanks so much Joshi. 🙂
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Those tulips are in such straight rows, absolutely stunning to look at. It must take a lot of maintenance to get them looking perfectly that way. Love how they are crimson red and they sky sky blue. A great contrast, and a great shot.
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Thanks Mabel! You’re right, the hours spent in each field must be incredible. Soon after the festival ends every tulip will be cut and the bulbs harvested for sale around the world. What a job!
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What a job indeed. All that effort to make sure each tulip is bright and blooming. Saw your other post on tulips, equally stunning. Sad to hear the tulips are cut after the festival ends but glad they will be going to homes!
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[…] Lisa at Northwest Frame of Mind introduced me to the awesome Sandman Slim. I never read urban fantasy novels, but I’m always up to challenge myself and my ideas about reading. Kill City Blues is the weakest book in this series. (Even though there is something about reading that includes visiting the devil in hell while one is in the middle of Mississippi. In the middle of a very dark night. When she knows she has to go out on a very rural road and walk by herself for five hours the next morning.) If you haven’t met the Sandman, you should put the series on your reading list. Just maybe stop before this one. Or not. Richard Kadrey at 3 stars is still pretty good. […]
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very beautiful image
Congratulations ¡¡¡
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Thank you Javier, I’m glad you like it!
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So beautiful. I just love tulips. I have to ask, is the scent magnificent or overpowering? 🙂
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Sadly there is very little scent, just a lot of wonderful colors. 🙂
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Its beautiful, seems like flowers are all over the earth 😀 …
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Thank you, it does feel like the earth is covered in flowers when you are in the middle of these fields. 🙂
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🙂 .. Heavenly feeling.
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WOW! That is amazing!
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Thank you!
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this is just so beautiful…LOVE the red-yellow-blue primary colors combo… 🙂
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I’m glad you like the combinations!
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