Boudoir by durleybeachbum
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by Vivienne Westwood.
Much too hot for this warm spicy rosy floral today, and in fact i recently gave away the half full bottle as I think it doesn't suit me any more.
See another with the mini included Here
Comments (21)
Great !!
luxurious
Lovely bottles. I couldn't tell what you were wearing when we met !!! Whatever it was it wasn't something to be sniffed at. Lol.
cool shot of this
I love those bottles, with replicas of the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch on top!
Statement bottles! But what would one expect from V. W. Super image.
fantastic composition, clarity, shapness and colors; so.. all is fantastic
Attractive bottles and your lighting is, as always, superb. It looks like they have copped the Royal Orb.
So beautiful bottles and yes, I also love the lighting here.
Bottles are amazing but with V Westwood I am not surprised!!!
Papal bottles indeed, and as Dee points out just like the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch hehe!
With all due respect, this looks like something that the RCC would push on the females in the flock - 'wear this and sin no more!' Wonderful capture
Most attractive scent bottles, you must have an amazing collection of fragrances... great work.
Nice photo but those caps are a bit over the top!
Splendid bottles! VERY classy! This is a superb addition to your series.
I'm glad you are still doing these shots of your perfume bottles like you did years ago. Very pretty! :)
Wonderful still life photo! Excellent work!
...not for every day I think :-) opulent flacons and perfect captured Andrea!
Both versions were well displayed and captured!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
A fine front-forward shot of these two bottles, with enough of an angle on both to make them individual, and strong light on their "crowns" to make it look like they're wearing jewels on top. (Your slight downward angle helps that alot.) I don't know how you construct your backgrounds, but the divide between lighter background (bottom half) and darker (upper half) is quietly blurred over, as if it were watercolor; and it makes a morph rather than a divide. And the darker is perfect foil for the brilliant reflections of the bottle tops. With very sweet reflections on the bottom of the image. A primer on composition and presentation, and another fine entry into yet another of your series that I love. Great that, even if you don't want the scent anymore, you still make art from its bottles.