Merisi, thank you so much. I love your description of the tulips. I am no photographer, but I was sitting in my living room (which does not get morning sun) and saw this light radiating out of the dining room and had to get my camera. Morning light always seems different from afternoon light, although I do not know how. It is whiter, perhaps.
Beautiful photo. This weekend I went to the library and got two more books by Conrad Richter on your recommendation. I remember when you talked about the book The Trees, read it, and that's when I fell in love with Richter's work. By the way, I do hope we meet up sometime.
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed about tulips continue to grow when cut. Yours seem to burst out of the vase and about ready to leave! ;-)
Merisi, thank you so much. I love your description of the tulips. I am no photographer, but I was sitting in my living room (which does not get morning sun) and saw this light radiating out of the dining room and had to get my camera. Morning light always seems different from afternoon light, although I do not know how. It is whiter, perhaps.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely! Sunshine makes everything better, and I love that chair!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. This weekend I went to the library and got two more books by Conrad Richter on your recommendation. I remember when you talked about the book The Trees, read it, and that's when I fell in love with Richter's work. By the way, I do hope we meet up sometime.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Are those hosta leaves with the tulips? I find that they are wonderful additions to spring bouquets right up until summer.
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