Picture of the Week

I went deep into the archives for this weeks picture. I made this image of "red" tulips outside the Terteling Library in the spring of 1971 while attending the College of Idaho. This was one of the first shots I ever made using a specialized film that Kodak developed during the Second World War for the purpose of aerial reconnaissance. It could detect the difference between real and decoy armies. I really liked the color it rendered in the leaves and blossoms of these flowers. Can you tell me what this film was called?

Sweet Spring

“sweet spring is your
time is my time is our
time for springtime is lovetime
and viva sweet love

(all the merry little birds are
flying in the floating in the
very spirits singing in
are winging in the blossoming)

lovers go and lovers come
awandering awondering
but any two are perfectly
alone there's nobody else alive

(such a sky and such a sun
i never knew and neither did you
and everybody never breathed
quite so many kinds of yes)

not a tree can count his leaves
each herself by opening
but shining who by thousands mean
only one amazing thing

(secretly adoring shyly
tiny winging darting floating
merry in the blossoming
always joyful selves are singing)

sweet spring is your
time is my time is our
time for springtime is lovetime
and viva sweet love” 
~ E.E. Cummings