Flowers in the house 50 by durleybeachbum
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Comments (17)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
A very nice bouquet and reflection Andrea.
such a beautiful bouquet; and so well captured !
beautiful shot !
Super photo Andrea :)
Beautiful flowers !!!
Beautiful flowers
Beautiful arrangement Great captures
What a beautiful arrangement of flowers, the use of the mirror in this shot is a great idea, this really works so well. I love the glass vase too.
What a beautiful grouping! Well done!
Beautiful display!!
A beautiful collection and a great vase to put it in.
I love the loose and informal feeling this has. Beautiful flowers, and such a treat to bring them in the house!
Lovely.
A gorgeous arrangement Andrea and I like the design of this vase also!
Excellent work. Mick
This is a more "normal" flowers in the house piece. And it's beautiful. Because of your pov, the stairs and upstairs emerge out of an ocean of flora. And the grayer shadowed tones up there are fine contrast to the saturated hues of your flowers. And I see the postwork, and you've made the flowers and leaves stand out in a painterly way, and also in a graphic way. You're so easeful with your postwork, you seem to put it on wherever you feel it, with nothing but intuition as your guide. And it all culminates in that big shiny black vase: Where all activity comes to an end in a big Orb. It's really well composed! It flows from one end to the other. And that black vase is really the hub of the piece, with that big bold reflection in it. Also, I love the black door-opening to the far right---perfect harmony with the vase (blacks-wise). Beautiful work again, Andrea. And I don't know the name of a flower to save my you-know-what, so where you and others get all these botanical names I don't know...