Visiting this park is one of the rites of spring in this part of Oklahoma.
Wonderful Woodward Park occupies the corner of 21st and Utica Avenue in Tulsa. Next door south is the Tulsa Garden Center with its marvelous rose garden and on the southeast corner is the Linnaeus Garden. All go to make up Tulsa's Eden.
People flock hereto see the azaleas, the pink and white dogwoods, and the colorful tulips, all in a semi-wooded setting.
We painted one of these scenes in my classes this week. We are practicing for a plein air session on a Saturday. It will be the first time some will paint outside.
Beautiful colors, Betty; and I love the way my eye is led down the path.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynda, thank you for the lovely comment. I love hearing from you. Hope things are great with you.
ReplyDeleteGreat composition. The path leads me in, but so do the flowers and how their colors get softer as they go back.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, as usual, can't wait to join your class!
ReplyDeleteYour pinks are so marvelous here. Looks like a magical place to be!
ReplyDeletePam, always appreciate your comments. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi Madelyn, hoping to see you soon, all well and producing art again.
ReplyDeleteHello Susan, lovely to hear from you and thanks for the comment. It is a great park area. I want to post some photographs soon. The tulips are just magnificent.
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