...with Spring color!!!
"Colour helps to express light,
not the physical phenomenon,
but the only light that really exists,
that in the artist's brain."
Henri Matisse
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not the physical phenomenon,
but the only light that really exists,
that in the artist's brain."
Henri Matisse
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YES! Me too…I simply adore tulips and every year I buy a big bunch of them right after New Year.
ReplyDeleteBit early for tulips, we have just got snowdrops popping up
ReplyDeleteI am yearning for springtime!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Spring can't come soon enough, I've not enjoyed our recent deep freeze!
ReplyDeletevakker blomster, snart er det våren igjen :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and are super to take the edge off a dull winter day.
ReplyDeleteWinter just started here, but I'm looking forward to spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteSo bright, hopeful.
ReplyDeleteA nice cheerful photo to brighten everybody's Monday morning! :)
ReplyDeleteYou've got spring flowers? What is going on up there?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! We won't see those for a while.
ReplyDeleteYep, a great capture.
ReplyDeleteWe'll be seeing those in May when the tulip festival kicks off.
ReplyDeleteAh - how lovely and vibrant!
ReplyDeleteLove the color and your photo!
ReplyDeleteVery nice...
Haha!!! Von's has spring flowers!!! I keep flowers in the house year round because we have such a short flower season...and there's lot's more dirt and trees than flowers up here, even in the height of spring!!!
ReplyDeleteThen I must say you've lit this beautifully and the flowers look like they popped right up out of the snow.
DeleteLovely :)
ReplyDeleteI can feel the sprig.
Have a nice tuesday.
Mormor
Such a delightful yellow… cheers me up in another gray rainy day. Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)
ReplyDeleteNothing like a yellow tulip to brighten up the day!
ReplyDeleteColor is color, whether inside or out! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, and thank you so much for linking with Today's Flowers.
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