This Wednesday, my focus flower is the tulip. These flowers were originally cultivated in present-day Turkey, and introduced to Europe in the 16th century. They were so rare and so expensive that for a time tulip bulbs were used as currency in Holland! Living in Sydney now, I no longer see these harbingers of spring bravely poking through the snow, and although they can be coaxed to grow here their lives are brief. But they’re available as cut flowers, a reminder for us as we head into winter that somewhere in the world, it’s spring.
My favourite flower and you have photographed them beautifully.
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Thank you Jude! I’m getting very arty these days. 😉
Alas, no scent on this one either, but I wouldn’t expect one!
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Now when I photograph a flower I have a sniff! Your fault!
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hahaha!
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Love all these frames, Kaz !
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Thanks M-R! I even bought 1.5m of black fabric for my arty shots. 😉
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Definitely worth it. You give every sign of knowing which side of the camera has the lens … [grin]
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LOL! That’s a good place to start.
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