Donna Karan Gold by durleybeachbum
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Donna Karan Gold is a lily amber floral feminine , which at first I didn't really like a great deal, but it has grown on me and now the bottle is only half full!
It gets four stars from the gurus Turin and Sanchez,who say that is easily an everyday fragrance which is dry enough for a man to wear without feeling too camp.
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Comments (17)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
amazing gaze
Still life very well done !!
I enjoy seeing these perfumes as I haven't heard of lots of them.
Beautiful presentation! This could be an advertisement for the company!
Looks nice Andrea !
Scent that a man can wear? Hmm.. If you are less than masculine I suppose. And there are a growing trend of those in the world. I like the image though my friend.
What a beautiful shot of this bottle. Love the colors and the wooden lid. :)
Another bottle that looks like a modern office building. I like the look though even if it isn't very masculine.
Wonderful shot and interesting background information. Thanks for sharing Andrea.
Beautifully done!
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Great shot Andrea :)
Perfume bottles are works of art and this foto is the reason why. I use mostly essentials oils rather than perfume and they only come in tiny little vials. Nothing nearly as beautiful than this!!
An interesting combination of colour and texture.
Beautiful amber color in the smaller version!
A typically strong presentation of a strong bottle, from you, with all your edge and other work, making the background like textured gold leaf. The reflection is undulated, like in water. And you have that divide between surface and background that you get without ever showing the actual line of demarcation. The red of the inside of the bottle is striking against all this gold and its variations. By contrast, your flickr shot is untextured, a more stark and traditional photo with striking golds, reds and blacks. More fine bottle work from you, Andrea. And you know, it just dawned on me that we never get to smell these: Your descriptions do help, though. I've begun to appreciate the many varieties of fragrances, from your gallery.