When the Poppies Bloom Again by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"When the Poppies Bloom Again", is the international title from a Dutch film (1975),
after "The nail behind the wallpaper" (1971). A book by the Dutch writer Anton Koolhaas.
The Dutch title is: "Doctor Pulder sow a bed poppies".
Along with Mies (lol), his mistress, doctor Pulver sow a bed poppies.
On one afternoon and evening Kees with Mies drink too much and cause an accident with his car.
He is in prison.
If he is to be free, Mies is death: the poppies are ripe.
It was The Dutchman Bert Haanstra's first fiction film in colour.
Thank you very much for your lovely comments on my earlier uploads, it's very much appreciated.
Sorry for my absent on your galleries, I guess you all know why.
The picture is a kind of experiment, which I did, with a close up. Taking a fallen petal of a very small wild poppy.
So maybe zoom is better.

Comments (14)
This is beautiful! Wonderful macro
I love poppies a wonderful picture my friend, Mine have all been hit hard by the rain :(
Very interesting story, sad ending !
Wow what at beautiful fallen poppy and surrounding area Mies.
Thinking of you, wishing you all the best, take care.
it is sitting on carpet? great pov and beautiful poppy petal
A beautiful poppy capture, they are so hard to get outside I find, with the light reflecting but these have come out really well. Take care.
thanks for this story...splendid flower !
Just BEAUTIFUL Poppies
Beautiful! The texture is wonderful. I like your experiment very much!
This turned out very well, Mies. Interesting story too. Maybe when my Dutch improves I shall watch it. :)
jolie
A terrific image! It seems to be a rather sad film, I prefer happy!
It is gorgeous as it is, but glorious in Zoom. Wonderful macro, dear Jacomina :)
A super sharp macro capture Mies. God bless.
Very nice close-up Jacomina.