I had a hard day driving up and back from Portland where I took my beloved cello and left it with my fabulous teacher of almost 15 years to sell it. It was bittersweet and I found myself in tears when I got back to ,y car...a phase of my life passed through never to return. I decided to stop at a tulip farm on my way home to cheer myself up. The sign said it was going to close in 35 minutes when I finally found it so I rushed off from the parking area without filters so some of the shots really would have been better with the help of a graduated filter. Ah well.
The composition of the windmill and the lovely tulips is so colourful. These beloved instruments are like part of us, it's sad when we have to let them go.
@nanalisarocks Oh, I wish I'd known. It would have been fun to go together. It never occured to me when I planned my trip to Portland that we might have been able to hook up.
this is amazing. what color saturation. sorry about your beloved cello but very caring of you to give it to someone else to enjoy. and good for the cello too. that is selfless love.
Sad to see you have to part with your cello. I can't imagine either my wife or daughter ever parting with their instruments.