May 16

Aerial Photos of Tulips Look Like Abstract Works of Art

Posted:    Monday, May 16, 2011 in Art, Photography, Things That Might Be Art
   May 16, 2011 01:01 PM 
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These incredible aerial photographs of tulips in the Netherlands were taken by Julian Faulhaber for an article in the New York Times Magazine. Don’t they look like paintings?

Interestingly, 3 billion tulip bulbs are produced annually in the Netherlands, which equates to around $300 million in sales. They are the third most popular flower in the world, trailing only roses and chrysanthemums.

Check out the full gallery after the jump.

[via The Fox is Black]

 

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