To Be Loved - Variations by romanceworks
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Oh, what glory
To be adored
To be cherished
To be loved
At every stage
At every age
Of our life.
To Be Loved prose by Carol Cavalaris ©
Credits: Yesterday I posted a purple rose version and here are the mauve and red color variations of the Papa Meilland rose in 7 stages of life, created for my Brigitte's Roses Collection. Special thanks to Brigitte for the use of her wonderful rose photos. Brigitte's Rose Garden
Hope you enjoy. :o)
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Comments (15)
Another wonderful work.
Outstanding work. God bless.
Love the mauve version!!
This is splendid in every color variation, as well as in every stage of life!
I just adore the red but both are amazing!! x
jendellas - the deep rich red was the original color of Brigitte's roses, though they also grow in shades of mauve and violet.
Gorgeous and stunning artwork Carol love it.
both FANTASTIC !
Stunning!
stunning
Stunning work Carol :)
All beautiful!!!!!!!!
Carol just beyond beautiful. I have no other words, speechless! Brilliant work as always my dear. Totally love it.
wow, a real difference between them all. The mauve has a more delicate feel, a cooler feel, and being lighter, the details of the petals are more visible. In the red version---a highly saturated red, or a violet-tinged red---the red brings out a deep passion in the flowers; also the darker highlights---esp around the edges---are far more visible here than in the other versions. That brings out not only the decaying portions more, but creates a stronger drama within the flowers, esp in the bottom-center one. And, in the red version, the background has suddenly bloomed into yellows and greens, with rich red sections where there were violets (I mean violet the hue, not the flower). You said the red was the color of the original roses? It's amazing how each hue creates a new world of its own. Great to see these variations, they really do warrant two uploads. These must be quite powerful full size...Beautiful.
Wow... Beautiful collection and I don't have a preference, love them - period.
These are truly gorgeous. I love the artsy filterwork and amazing color. Would make a lovely background for any website.