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This photograph presents a nearly macroscopic view of fading a yellow tulip blossom. From a curious technical perspective an aperture of F/8 wasn't enough depth of field to put the entire blossom in the photograph's focus field. This spring tulip blossom photograph was captured on April 12, 2019. There seem to be just a few days available from the day the tulip blossoms first appear, until the blossoms begin to decay and lose their luster.

This photograph transforms a white tulip blossom into a nearly abstract composition. Although the white tulip is bathed in sunlight, black glass behind it creates a nearly pure black bokeh background. Inside the blossom, the tulip's white petals transform its internal surfaces into illusions of pale eggshell yellow.

This photograph presents a macroscopic view, on bias, of a yellow tulip blossom. This same yellow tulip blossom is also presented on the Studio 2.8 website in a portrait presentation. This spring tulip blossom photograph was captured on April 9, 2019. There seem to be just a few days available from the day the tulip blossoms first appear, until the blossoms begin to decay and lose their luster.

In this photograph, a warm red tulip was nestled among additional warm red tulips behind it. The landscape presentation photograph's depth of field doesn't quite lose the background tulips into bokeh. This spring tulip blossom photograph was captured on April 9, 2019. There seem to be just a few days available from the day the tulip blossoms first appear, until the blossoms begin to decay and lose their lustre.

Here are two Studio 2.8 Photography landscape presentation photographs of the same fuchsia tulip blossom, with two different framing styles. One of these Studio 2.8 photographs is more zoomed than the other. Use the gallery navigator above to compare the two Studio 2.8 Photography images and then comment on social media. These Studio 2.8 spring tulip blossom photographs were captured on April 9, 2019. During each year's spring tulip seasons it seems there are just a few days available from the day a tulip blossom first appear, until the blossoms begin to decay and lose their lustre.