Tiptoeing through the Tulips

Every spring a tulips come to the Pacific Northwest and fill the fields with color! There is something magic about spending an afternoon walking among them. 

Settings: ISO 100, 25mm, f/6.3, ss1/200sec

Taken on April 9th, 2015 at Tulip Town in Mount Vernon, WA

"I have always been delighted at the prospect of a new day, a fresh try, one more start, with perhaps a bit of magic waiting somewhere behind the morning." - J. B. Priestley

   

and Finding Beauty

Reverse 365: Love - Day 39/365 2.8.13

Settings: ISO 200, 50mm, ss1/400, f/1.8

Date: April 8th, 2012

Location: Around my house

Day 39/365 - February 8th, 2013

"A flower cannot blossom without sunshine, and man cannot live without love." - Max Muller

Reverse 365: Result of Love - Day 38/365 2.7.13

Settings: ISO 200, 50mm, ss1/500, f/1.8

Date: April 8th, 2012

Location: Around my house

Day 38/365 - February 7th, 2013

"Behold, my friends, the spring is come; the earth has gladly received the embraces of the sun, and we shall soon see the results of their love!" - Sitting Bull

Reverse 365: Recognized - Day 37/365 2.6.13

Settings: ISO 200, 50mm, ss/1/1250, f/1.8

Date: April 8th, 2012

Location: Around my house

Day 37/365 - February 6th, 2013

"Spring is sooner recognized by plants than by men." - Chinese Proverb

Reverse 365: Spirit of Youth - 36/365 2.5.13

In order to have a sort of system for this project, I decided to go in chronological order with the photos I chose. My plan is to go through each "shoot" and edit until I feel I should move on. some shoots are more inspiring than others. When I am done, I plan to go back through and see what I missed. 

With this in mind, I have come to the month of April and the flowers of Spring. I am not ready for Spring yet because I still would like a little bit of snow this Winter, but the flowers sure are pretty to look at!

Settings: ISO 200, 50mm, ss1/640, f/1.8

Date: April 8th, 2012

Location: Around my house

Day 36/365 - February 5th, 2013

"April hath put a spirit of youth in everything." - William Shakespeare