Bonfire Glade

I am back in Tulsa, and therefore have my desktop back and can format photos.

Took this particular shot a couple weeks ago. IF you didn't know, TU's official colors are Gold, Blue, and Hurricane Red. Has something to do with hurricane flags.

Anyway, as you can see, these are flowers planted in a creative way. And they are on a rise so you can see this from the road.

Oh and if you were wondering about the title. On homecoming, there is a large bonfire lit where those flowers are.

I stand out

Day 3

I have had people tell me I should try selling my photos or doing freelance work of some sort. It is an interesting thought. I do however need to give a copy of that fountain picture to someone here at TU. I will do it for free too so long as it gets posted somewhere outside of the art school where people get to see it.

Now then everyone, I want you to spend the rest of the day like the center tulip, outshine everyone!

Remember, F11 switches to full screen mode so you can enjoy my photography better.

Shades of Tulips

You see, I wasn't kidding, its 2:20 and there is a new post up. Believe me now?

I don't know about you, but I think these bright and happy pictures improve my day whenever I see them. This one in particular, I think it belongs in the default desktop background selections of Windows and/or Macs.

That's enough talking for today.

It isn't screwed up this time!

Alright, I believe that it is Spring here in Tulsa now. But I'm watching you Oklahoma!

If you are curious about why I do not trust the weather, I direct you to my post two weeks ago and then to last week's post.

Well, if you are curious about the title to this post, it is because last year I took a similar picture of these tulips, however it was messed up by some dang ol' leaf. Even with the leaf, the picture isn't bad and is actually one of my favorites. If you ever drop by my apartment, you will see it on the wall.

One other thing I wanted to mention was that people are very appreciative if you offer to take a picture of their whole family instead of the mother or father being out of the photo.

Press F11 to switch to full screen and see the image better