Flowers in the house 51 by durleybeachbum
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Hydrangea 'Annabelle', rudbeckias, a sunflower, and the largest in my skull collection, the horse.
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Comments (18)
Beautiful flowers !
Excellent. Love that skull, I would like to get to that with off camera flashes and some dark backgrounds.
Fabulous décor
lovely flowers; one needs that with this rainy weather
Very good shot!
Another lovely arrangement of flowers captured superbly, it's like bringing a little piece of the garden indoors, it must be difficult to decide which flowers you wish to cut for the vases?... bet you never visit a florist!. :-)
Looks splendid my friend!!!!!!Bravissimo!!!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
A beautiful shot Andrea and I bet that skull is worth more than a 'pony'.
Lovely sunflowers, you have a skull collection????
That colour combination is wonderful; pale green is underappreciated, I think!
Klasse setup;like it very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Super photo Andrea. Love the horse skull. I found a horned sheep skull on Dartmoor years ago which I must dig out sometime to photograph :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
A lovely display. Something you don't see very often in the urban jungle, a horse skull. Or a horse for that matter.
A skull collection yet I am not really surprised. You are the women that has everything! A very nice photo of #51.
I like the arrangement. Those lovely purple bits around the edges really set off the bold hydrangea blooms. Do you know, I don't think I ever knew you had a skull collection. Fascinating!
Lovely image and I'm with Tara, surprising and unique collection to have!
Ok, skip-around time. No rhyme or reason, I just look through your gallery and I choose, apologizing to the other images and promising with my life I'll comment on them before I die. Well, you know how much I love your "Flowers in the House" series. Tara and I talk about it on the phone. This one is so unusual. Your lighting---or perhaps your postwork---feels flatter than in your other pieces in this series, and it feels therefore more of a studio portrait, with that flat light on the subject, and a very graphic feeling. It seems like a print more than a photo. It's just fascinating what you did here. It's almost eerie. The flowers facing us have the feeling of a photo of people with enough light to almost flatten their faces. It's like you wanted to capture this in a mysterious artificial light. But then the reverse side---in the mirror---is so much more painterly, and it adds a whole other picture to the picture. And then there's the skull: What a great addition. Because it's a wholly horizontal element (in a heavily vertical piece), and because the light on it makes it feel like wood polished by centuries of waters and waves. And it's such a smooth contrast to the tiny flowers. The green table and dark mirror are perfect contrast with the flat grays. One of your most fascinating Fl.ITHouse pieces I've seen. And with the yellow wall around the mirror, you've entered van Gogh territory, or Matisse! What a rich gathering in one shot! Really fine, Andrea.