Chapeau Bleu by durleybeachbum
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Description
This perfume miniature is by Marina Picasso
from an original 'Bust of a Woman with a Blue Hat' 1939 Pablo Picasso.
See a different version Here
Comments (19)
interesting presentation
Wow ! Fantastic capture of this pretty bottle and box. Really like the vintage look of the 30's.
I love this composition !!
Excellent shot Andrea, I agree with Juliette.
Like the presentation. x
Well framed Andrea !!!
Amazing work Andrea. God bless.
Great visual impact, even if we cannot smell the fragrance! The compo is excellent!
very creative 😘
Excellent still life. I like the way you have presented it here.
It almost looks like one of your own creations! Love your setup here!
Interesting
WOW! Excellent presentation in this interesting perfume :)
Love the creative setup with the beautiful blue frame! This is a treat!
What Tara said. Rather whimsical creation but then I like whimsical. At first reading I thought it was Chateau Bleu. That reminded me of a movie which starred Peter O'Toole titled 'My Favorite Year' where the character played by Lainie Kazan welcomes O'toole with the words "Welcome to our humble chapeau.
Fabulous creations, love these!
I like the photo and especially the bottle - a beautiful color of blue!
Nice composition!
I don't know how you physically did this (and the flickr shot doesn't explain it either), but it's a terrific concept. More of your minimalist/rich design work. Love the bottle and box against that blue 'wavy' frame, and the stark purple background with your edge work placed in a few spots, very effectively. (in the flickr version, you did a lot more edge work, and you also have a window reflection which makes it an entirely different shot---which I like just as much as this one. This one is much more direct and minimal.) The angle of the box is intuitive, and in harmony with the bottle's jutting angle. And the overall composition---crowded into one corner, with all that purple and blue above it---is perfect. Another terrific entry into this series. I'm telling you, if you had a book of these perfume shots, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.