A person helps tend millions of tulips at Keukenhof, a world-famous botanical garden in The Netherlands. Each autumn, more than 100 growers donate bulbs to be planted for the next year's colorful displays.
Dutch Tulips
A person helps tend millions of tulips at Keukenhof, a world-famous botanical garden in The Netherlands. Each autumn, more than 100 growers donate bulbs to be planted for the next year's colorful displays.
30 mesmerizing photos from the Nat Geo archives that will grab your attention
Repetition is an of element of photography that I sometimes find myself drawn towards again and again (no pun intended). When it's used strategically, repetitiveness can create an enchanting rhythm. Or, it can emphasize a pattern. It can even overwhelm the viewer.
I find it interesting to see how repetition can guide the viewer’s eye around a photograph.
One of my favorite images from last month was Jodi Cobb’s photograph from the early 1990s of a mass wedding ceremony in Taiwan. The line of couples goes as far as the eye can see.
The many fluffy heads in Cary Wolinsky’s image of merino sheep wearing woven plastic coats brought a smile to my face. The photo was from a May 1988 cover story
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