Franck Oliver Passion by durleybeachbum
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Description
I haven't tried this yet (Jan 2013), but it promises to be Ok.
It is a fruity floral and the blurb says this
"Top notes are blood orange, mandarin orange, black currant, peach and papaya; middle notes are jasmine, heliotrope, rose, violet and tiare flower; base notes are apple tree, sandalwood and ambrette (musk mallow)."
As long it doesn't smell like a fruit trifle !
See a another version with an adventurous postworked background Here
Comments (25)
Very pretty setting one i have not seen.
I'm amazed how many types of perfume you seem to find. I honestly never knew they had this many types or that the bottles were so intricately made.
Awesome setup and presentation Andrea. Aw the fruit scents sound so attractive. Stunning postwork on the other version.
I love the background as much as the bottles Andrea.
Lovely pic.
great presentation Andrea !
Your collection of perfumes reminds me of the one episode of NCIS where Abby bought hundreds of bottles of perfume Great capture from the listing of what is in here, you might want to wear this in the dead of winter, elsewise you'll be finding every pollinating insect in the world attracted to you
Superb capture Andrea. God Bless.
I LOVE THE GLOW AND THE PURPLE HEARTS, IT'S A LOVELY PHOTO, ANDREA. And it's coming out such great with the orange light.
Never seen this one but it does sound like a fruit cocktail :o)
What a beautiful and very elegant looking perfume set. Excellent still life :)
Fantastic colours, details and light. Excellent shot!
Very pretty bottle Hugs Susan~
Beautiful composition and splendid lighting! :)
GREAT CAPTURE
Mike reminds me ... I used to use lavender shampoo, but had to switch during the summer. The bees that were hovering around my lavender plants thought I was pretty irresistable, and tried to polinate my head every time I went out in the garden. I like the yellow background with the purple and clear bottle. VERY nice combination! The descriptions of purfumes so often leave me agape. What, I wonder, is the difference in scent between a mandarin and a blood orange?
It sounds like a fruit trifle. and the description sounds like a waffle.
What everyone preceding me above said.
You manage to capture the very essence of these perfumes in these lovely captures.
Your read my mind. I thought the writeup sounded like a fruit salad. Big laugh at Tara's comment. You do these so well. I really like what you did with the post worked background.
the shapes is wonderful and the lighting is spot on
You know, you do these shots so well; seems like you could freelance as an ad photographer!
This is very special!
Four purple hearts in one! (or should I say mauve?) another one to keep in mind, for some sampling! - as long as it doesn't have too much of a musky pong, the only smell I have never been so keen on - but I am sure you know, what would make a dazzling combination. I read somewhere: 'The perfumes we use for ourselves are an emotional choice' "Perfume is a liquid emotion" - I couldn't have said better myself ;P BB
Both fine photos but the FlickR version has the better POV and clarity. I like the postworked background over there also.