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Four days ago, when I entered the flower shop, one goal was to find white tulips to photograph.  I finally selected a bouquet that looked mostly white with just a few petals here and there laced with pink.  I figured that was okay.

But as the tulips  sat in the kitchen window bathed in sunlight, more and more pink appeared across all of the flowery surfaces.

At first I was a bit chagrined.  You see, my last experience with pink tulips had been fun but I really had been trying to photograph something different.  Luckily, one of my mottoes in this life is “go with the flow.”  😉

Today, I noticed that the tulips had more fully opened revealing once more that interior beauty.

I really don’t have a flower budget, so I am not sure how many more bouquets of non-pink tulips I will try to buy.  But I’ll ponder that challenge later.  Right now, I’ll just enjoy the tulips that are present.

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Tulips are not my favorite flowers nor do I usually select pink-budded anything.  Yet over the weekend on a whim I picked up a bouquet of pink tulips, narrow heads still tightly closed, to fill an empty vase in the kitchen.  For days, as the flowers slowly opened, I kept focusing on the exterior, admiring the loving pink tones of the petals, thinking I might take a few shots at some point.  Then this morning I caught a glimpse of each flowers interior.  Of course, there went my morning. 😉

 

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Cut Flowers

Parsley

Branches in the Frame and on the Wall

The Oak Tree in Morning Silhouette

 

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I’ve been thinking of late, that one day as a parting gift for my landlord, I will have to compile all of the pictures I have taken of sunlight shining through his windows.  Meanwhile, here are a few taken this morning. 😉

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A bundle of dried Baby’s Breath fallen in a bowl of milk.

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Well, I don’t know if you remember the nasturtium that I raved about earlier in the summer:  Nasturtium I and Nasturtium II.  My green thumb has not been so green of late so the plant has not survived.  But even in death, I think it is quite beautiful.

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