Ft Tryon and the Cloisters Flowers

Flowers from the park and the Cloisters (owned by the Met museum The Cloisters – Wikipedia).

14 thoughts on “Ft Tryon and the Cloisters Flowers

    • Sherry Felix 2022-05-26 / 6:02 am

      Thank you, Derrick. I appreciate the compliment coming from a flower expert such as yourself.

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  1. Steve Schwartzman 2022-05-24 / 2:38 pm

    I especially like the graceful curves of the tulips in your fifth picture.

    Probably few people, even in New York, know about the Cloisters.

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    • Sherry Felix 2022-05-26 / 6:00 am

      Thanks Steve. You’re right, few people go to the Cloisters, which makes it a lovely quiet place to visit.

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  2. Amy 2022-05-24 / 1:00 pm

    Remarkable images of these beautiful flowers!

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  3. Suzanne et Pierre 2022-05-24 / 9:59 am

    Lovely flowers. I do love spring with it’s explosion of blooms. (Suzanne)

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    • Sherry Felix 2022-05-24 / 11:07 am

      Me too. It gives us opportunities to enjoy and photograph.

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  4. Sue 2022-05-24 / 9:12 am

    These are wonderful! Your use of negative space to isolate the flowers is most effective

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    • Sherry Felix 2022-05-24 / 11:10 am

      Thanks. Love your artsy term “negative space”. It’s been a long time since I heard that.

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  5. Eunice 2022-05-24 / 7:40 am

    It’s hard to pick a favourite out of these so there has to be more than one – the rhododendron, the tulips below it and the purple tulips, though I think with the background the rhodie just has the edge 🙂

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    • Sherry Felix 2022-05-24 / 8:18 am

      Thanks Eunice. I really appreciate your comments 🙂

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  6. Barbara Bryan 2022-05-24 / 7:04 am

    This selection of photos, to my eye, is very fancy looking with your treatment of the background in most of these and the super high definition of the flowers. Laudenum amazing! Love the depth of the green leaves in the Iris. Most of the photos deserve special comment – can’t do them all!

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