Paco Rabanne pour Elle by durleybeachbum
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Description
This is a fresh spicy floral. Top notes are freesia, pepper and mandarin orange; middle notes are jasmine and rose; base notes are amber and peach.
The bottle always reminds me of a front loading washing machine.
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Comments (17)
Makes a nice image Andrea.
Nice job on this girl.
Nice effect.
I agree with your assessment Great postwork
I didn't see the washing machine until I checked out the other image. LOL! I like 'em both. Your perfume bottle shots are always superb!
Interesting Bottle Andrea
WOW, a golden-silver look. How many perfumes do you have, my sweet girlfriend? Your postwork is great on this, Andrea!
Beautiful texture in this image .-)
Like the effect & like the Flicka pic!!
Outstanding work Andrea. God Bless.
GREAT SHOT
I thought someone had awared it a medal until I saw the original. Superb post work.
The FlickeR version looks even more like a front loading washing. :o) But I like the postwork here at RR.
It makes a great abstract!
At first from the thumbnail, I thought it was a medal. Now it looks like a washing machine since you mentioned it... Aloha
Now this is interesting to me because of a sweet Mexican girl who followed me when I moved from one apartment to another and she rented the one next door to me. She became an everlasting friend and bought me Paco Rabanne (pour Homme) because she said it would be perfect for me. I wound up using it almost exclusively for many years and had many comments on it. But mostly it now makes me remember her saying the name with her Mexican accent...so sweet!
Very interesting application of digifiddling in this posting, A.