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The morning sun glistens on the flowers, covered in a delicate blanket of dewdrops. The scene is mesmerizing and breathtaking, a symbol of the new day dawning. The dewdrops are like little jewels shining on the petals, like precious pearls that accentuate the beauty of the flowers.
The dewdrops are like little works of art in themselves, with their perfectly round shapes sparkling in the soft morning light. They seem to have descended on the flowers like magic, like a gift from nature to welcome the day. The flowers seem to awaken from their nightly slumber and bask in the fresh morning dew, as if to say, "Good morning world, here we are again!"
Bob Geilings Fotografie
Dutch bulb fields are uniquely remarkable for their vibrant and diverse tapestry of colors, with endless rows of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths creating breathtaking landscapes that showcase the beauty of nature's palette. The striking lines and patterns formed by these blossoming fields make them an iconic symbol of the Netherlands' rich horticultural heritage
Lisse is a quaint town situated in the Netherlands, and it is renowned for being the epicenter of the world-famous Keukenhof Gardens, where visitors can marvel at a spectacular array of vibrant tulips and other spring flowers. Located in the province of South Holland, Lisse is ideally positioned in the heart of the Dutch flower-growing region.
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*Das Leuchten der Krokusse im Gegenlicht*
The crocus meadow in front of the house at the peak of bloom last Sunday.
A few years ago I started planting crocus bulbs of different varieties and colors in the meadow in September. There are now more and more of them and it's a real riot of color during the flowering period.
Die Krokuswiese vor dem Haus auf dem Höhepunkt der Blüte am vergangenen Sonntag .
Vor einigen Jahren habe ich damit begonnen, Krokuszwiebeln verschiedener Sorten und Farben jeweils im September auf die Wiese zu pflanzen. Es werden inzwischen immer mehr und ist ein echter Farbrausch zur Blütezeit.
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Well not technically of course. But here I judge the coming of Spring not so much by the weather, it's pretty nice most of the year, or the date, but rather by events. The trigger here is the opening of the Carlsbad Flower Fields. I usually get a season pass and head there once or twice a week from now until it closes on Mother's Day. For a place like this that I have visited many times the challenge is shooting the same location using different angles or perspectives to keep the shots fresh.
This time of year it's easy to find pics of cultivated flower fields, and rightly so. They are filled with glorious, natural colors. My approach, however, is to draw attention instead to the women and men that labor behind the scenes to bring us the flowers we enjoy. This image is part of my series "Working the Fields", Carlsbad, CA.
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When you visit the flower fields you are immediately struck by their vast, natural beauty. But it doesn't take long to realize that they are also an agricultural enterprise that is heavily reliant on hard, manual labor. Telling that story has been a multi year project of mine entitled "Working the Fields".
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The yellow wagon in the distance being pulled by a tractor is carrying tourists on a scenic ride round the flower fields in Carlsbad, CA. The fields closed early to the public last year due to the pandemic. They opened this year with safety measures in place including reduce admission, mandatory masks, and plexiglass partitions were installed between the seating rows in the wagon.
Another shot in my Flower Fields series. Here I wanted to emphasize the amazing colors, and it was neat to see how his shirts blended in with the flowers.
A composite art piece.
Background from Pixabay.
Flowers are my own photo.
Sheep from a creative commons photo on Flickr (I wish I
had the photographer's name!)
Textures by Photoshop Artistry.
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