The tulips are early again this year – so beat the crowds (although it was still busy) and took a trip up to La Conner the day before the festival officially opened. Armed just with a single lens, my 12mm f/2.8 Zeiss Touit and my Fujifilm XT-1 it made for some interesting choices of camera angle. Only so many lines of tulips and lots of sky photos you can stomach.
Getting low between the rows…
This one I call tuliclipse!
Even with a 12mm (18mm equiv) where depth of focus is pretty wide most of the time – you can still get out of focus backgrounds by getting close and focusing tight!
And then looking for the more unusual shots – daffs in a tree!
The organizers had done a great job considering the recent rain. A dry few days in the run up had helped – but still some mud to suck off some unwary visitor’s shoes – and home to these stray blooms… Mt Baker in the background.
