With such brutal winters, this is becoming an annual tradition!
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This is gorgeous! I love seeing you do still life photos – they’re so different from your landscapes but equally beautiful. I like the flow of yellow here, my eye goes from the top left to the middle, and then back into the framed artwork. Well done and thanks for the color!
Lovely! And thank goodness for florists. P.S. I saw my first daffodil of the season in my walk through Pasadena yesterday. May spring spread East soon.
Blues and yellows, as in a lovely Vermeer painting. A perfect combination on a bitterly cold day. I love the languidly lyrical flow of the yellow daffs.
This is gorgeous! I love seeing you do still life photos – they’re so different from your landscapes but equally beautiful. I like the flow of yellow here, my eye goes from the top left to the middle, and then back into the framed artwork. Well done and thanks for the color!
A tradition I love! This is a strikingly beautiful still life.
Your lovely sunshiny yellow still life is a great reminder: Hurry, hurry spring you just can’t come soon enough!
Lovely! And thank goodness for florists. P.S. I saw my first daffodil of the season in my walk through Pasadena yesterday. May spring spread East soon.
Your photo brings hope for warmer days ahead!
Blues and yellows, as in a lovely Vermeer painting. A perfect combination on a bitterly cold day. I love the languidly lyrical flow of the yellow daffs.