As stunning as the commercial gardens are at the Skagit Valley Tulip Fest,
I much prefer to discover a photo op of my own, where the floral layout is not contrived.
Forsythia and an aging fence caught my eye for sure:
These camellias looked luscious enough to pour into a glass to drink:
More random au natural finds:
My most favorite "find" as a result of farm-road rambling was this old barn.
Aging turned the siding the same color gold as the surrounding fields of daffodils, and I couldn't
resist trespassing just a tiny bit.
(I still do not enhance or saturate the color in my photos,
this is exactly how that old barn looks!)
(I still do not enhance or saturate the color in my photos,
this is exactly how that old barn looks!)
I couldn't decide which view I liked best,
so I post all three:
I can't be in farm country without capturing a relic:
1 comment:
Love the barns (especially the last one against the mountain backdrop) and the fence, but LOVE the shot of the pink-flowering shrub against the side of the building. And, the red building behind the yellow blooms is a great background.
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