Mauboussin by durleybeachbum
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Description
I love this one, it is warm, sweet, spicy and woody, with base notes of amber, patchouli, Indonesian sandalwood, cedar, benzoic and vanilla .
As you can see I had a bit of fun with this, but here is one without a digifiddle
Comments (12)
Great digifiddling on the image
Fantastic post work Andrea. Happy to hear you like the aroma, in this cute bottle. A great addition to your collection !
Gorgeous colours.
There are some lovely bottles about. Like this one.
Super image Andrea. :)
Sounds like one I'd like; I like the fiddled version of this, very well done!
Nice post work. The original is so...so...purple. I like the bottle.
Very beautiful bottle and background. Love the colors :)
Love the purple colours Andrea, nicely done.
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
I like the lower display - the digifiddle free version - excellent clarity!
The flickr version is classic perfume photography, and the use of the cloth/blanket sets off the perfume bottles perfectly, all the cloth folds included. It also sets off the high sheen on the caps. But in the postworked version, you've turned the cloth into high-intensity chrome, which looks like someone ran strong currents through it, causing all those isobars to form and conduct heat. You put those patterns into the bottle too, making a whole undulating universe in there. And the boxes' blue (and their sheer surfaces) pacifies the intensity of it all. I esp like the way the bottoms of the boxes are swimming in those supernova hues, with the "eau de parfum" floating over them as if in mid air. Another terrific image to add to your bottle compendium. I'd love to see a gallery show of all of these, several roomfuls, and large size. (I zoomed of course, but larger and on a wall, they'd be eye popping.) This is a great series.