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Pink Tulip in the MiddleTulips are indigenous to Central Asia and the name Tulip comes from the Turkish word "Tulbend", which means Turban, as a Tulip was thought to be round. The Tulip is the national flower of Turkey. Tulips are first thought to have come to Europe as a gift from Ogier Ghiselain de Busbecq, the Flemish Ambassador to Turkey in 1590, to his close friend Carolus Clusius, the director of the Hortus Botanicus in Leiden, the oldest botanical garden in Europe.

Only four months earlier

commanded by Captain Richard Coote

on the 12th July 1909

David Alan Stevenson designed and built twenty-six lighthouses including the Neist Point Lighthouse which opened on November the 1st 1909 as the most western point of the Isle of Skye

to his close friend Carolus Clusius

panning to my left at 1/250 of a second

occasionally coming over to softly hiss at us

9 soft graduated neutral density filters

The Leiden Botanists began to hybridize the Turkish Tulip into an amazing range of colors in the early 1600s

This picture was taken at f/11 with a six second shutter release

on the Connecticut River

in pouring rain

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