Beyond Paradise by durleybeachbum
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This Estee Lauder fragrance is rated with five stars by the gurus Turin and Sanchez and merits two whole pages of glowing narrative and description.
I must say that I love it, and although I possess many more scents than I will ever get time to wear, | shall finish this bottle myself, rather than give it away half full.
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Comments (17)
Excellent 'Still Life'.
xlt image but I don't like amber
i do like Estee Lauder, lovely bottles!!
Reminds me of a lava lamp.
LOL Andrea, you have quite a stash, but am guessing the pretty bottles will be worthy to pass along empty. Wonderful shot and post work on this neat looking bottle and contents that will be added to your collection. Sort of reminds me R2D2 from Star Wars.
Excellent pic
wonderfully done
Simple and elegant design. When you're that good you don't need much else. You show it very well. Excellent post work and presentation as always.
Very beautiful bottles and photo too.
Amazing capture Andrea. God bless.
boy you'll never fail to pull me in with your bottle shots, I just love them. Every one of 'm. A great series. The flickr shot is awash in subtle pinks and golds, and it speaks of opulence but also of gentleness. I love it. This, on the other hand, is filled with your edge work, and "waves" of hues pushing into each other. It moves from a greenish world to a yellowish world (right to left) and the hues ]meet the colors of the objects. The box makes a sweet contrast to the bottle next to it; and the top of that box---the small bottle---is like its crown. Love the purple and green, picked up by the colors around and below it. The other side is the big bottle, and you've postworked it into colonies and tectonic plates. (An old joke: What do you put on tectonic plates? Tectonic cups and saucers.) It's divided up and textured, and it sits there like an overfed robot. (Someone said R2D2---nice comparison!) And more of your background, where ground and wall meld together---there is but also isn't a division between them. Well, another complex and beautiful entry into this ever alluring series. I'm telling you, if you made a book of these, I'd buy it. Beautiful work. (And I'm glad you like the scent so much too.) (I'd love it if Turin and Sanchez worked in an old musty office, with huge old cigars---the cheap kind---and god knows what. They should stage that just for the hell of it, grabbing perfumes, taking deep breaths, tossing them on the floor and writing their reviews. Pretty adolescent, I realize, but still I'd love to see it.) You do the perfume proud.
Love the postwork on the main one; I have never finished a bottle of expensive scent. I've only ever used up the cheap ones for some odd reason.
The pictures are great as usual I prefer the second choice, as for the scent it's not for me I prefer compost and rotting cabbage.
Beautiful. You must have quite the collection.
beautiful finish of this photo!
Awesome captures!
Nice colors in both photos!