Magenta Tulips at the Roozengaarde Farm.
About Me
- Elizabeth
- I grew up in my early years in the Seattle area. Our family then moved to the Yakima Valley, where my parents bought a cherry orchard and grape vineyard. I spent many years in the Yakima Valley, where life was always full of adventures and experiences I would never have had if I had continued to grow up in the city. In my early twenties I moved back to the Seattle area, where I still reside. I graduated college in 1999 with my Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, in Art. After graduating, I taught art at a local college for several years. I am married to a wonderful husband who supports me above and beyond in all that I do. I have one daughter, Autumn, a son-in-law Kevin, and one Grandson, Christian. My husband and I love to travel, where I enjoy photographing anything and everything! I recently completed Chaplaincy training and am looking forward to receiving my ordination in the next few weeks. My plan is to work with our local Police and Fire Department. I love floral design, I have been a floral designer for 20 years!
These are so stunning!The valley is pretty even without the tulips - maybe next year I can go and enjoy. Does the town have a place to have tea?
ReplyDeleteI love the "vanishing point" perspective of this photo. You could just walk forever down the rows of tulips! Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI found your blog from Connie's and Montanagirl's blogs. I love the perspective in this shot too. It really gives you the feel of the tulip fields that go on forever. I looked back through your posts and you have some absolutely stunning photos. I especially enjoyed your photos of the tulips in Skagit Valley. My son Brian lives there, and we visit there and LaConner frequently. We were there during the Tulip Festival a few years ago and it is absolutely gorgeous when the tulips are in full bloom. Funny thing, when we were there the fields I saw were mostly red. I wonder if different years they plant different varieties. I enjoyed looking at your photos and I'll be back.
ReplyDeleteWelcome Elaine! Glad you enjoy the photo's. Yes, the Skagit Valley is a beautiful place. Funny, this year I saw mostly Magenta tulips! Lots of other colors too, I just haven't gotten to them yet as far as posting goes!
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