Tulip in stone, a carving in the facade of the University of Wisconsin’s Memorial Union. Building dates from the 1920s.
No tulips of the kind found peeking out of the ground yet. This one will have to suffice ’til then.
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That’s a beautiful carving!
No Tulips here either 😉
I love the texture of this picture, My brain can feel this photo, pleasant rough surface tickling my senses.
This is very pleasing..I can feel the texture with my heart.
I ike the line movement..it leads you right to the tulip.
Thanks for sharing.
I love how you captured the texture in this picture.
Nicole ~ But you NEVER have tulips. You have all that sun, though…
gandalf ~ hope your brain is happy.
gypsy ~ I love old functional art like this.
lady ~ thanks, m’lady.
wow i love this. great find and great shot, good lighting.