In my third and final tulip post I found my macro lens in heaven capturing the tulips at Crystal Hermitage in the mountains outside of Nevada City, California. I took the liberty of taking some unusual angles of the bright and happy tulips which I hope you enjoy. I have taken a lot of flower photos in my day and I just never get tired of it. I keep hoping for a better one or another one or a different and new one that takes my breath away. Thank you readers/followers for giving me a medium to share their fleeting beauty. It memorializes them forever long past their current form.
Happy travels everyone.
Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Stunning photos. Love all the colors. 😀
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Thank you! It was a lot of fun. You and I both share love for the tulips and the Dahlias.
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Gorgeous work and great fun experiencing from your perspective!!! Xoxo
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Mignonne allons voir si la rose
Qui ce matin avait déclose….
An old poem by Ronsard (1524-1585) about the fleeting life of a rose, of youth and beauty…
You “do” flowers very well. No wonder Colin likes them. 🙂
Lemme see whether I can find an English version… (Please hold the line) (Un moment s’il vous plaît)…
https://www.frenchtoday.com/french-poetry-reading/poem-ode-a-cassandre-ronsard-audio
(I disagree with a few translation points but that’s all right. “Mignonne” would be better translated by Lassie) 😉
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The folds of her crimson dress. I love it. Thank you!
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It’s one of the oldest know French poems. The start of the Renaissance.
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Really? Oldest French poems about a lovely girl losing her beauty. How things change and how they stay the same friend.
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Exactly. “Plus ça change plus c’est la même chose”.
😉
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Fun. Extremely well done! –Curt
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Thank you!
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