Acqua di Gioia by durleybeachbum
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Description
From the website Fragrantica
"Acqua di Gioia is a vivacious scent inspired by the heart of nature. It opens with accords of Primofiore lemon and black currant, mixed with fresh pear and violet leaves. The heart is fresh, silky and airy, made of peony and two types of jasmine (crystal and sensual Sambac jasmine). The base notes include cedar wood and cashmere, as well as sweet accord of brown sugar."
I don't smell much of that, but it is a very wearable fresh marine sort of smell, ideal for summer and I wish I hadn't very nearly finished it!
Digifiddled using Topaz Studio.
A different one Here
Comments (9)
A super beautiful shot, Andrea. Love it !
Love the topaz finish!!
I'm with Barbara! All those upper and lower and finishing notes, and my favorite finishing note is the Topaz. :)
This is so beautiful - the postwork is perfect
Beautiful post work and a lovely golden color worthy of the Orange Blob in our Whit House. I do love the multi-colored abstract reflected in the bottle.
lovely
Outstanding! Love the lighting!
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
man, topaz has really taken root these days. Well, with others, I think your topaz work is wonderful. And it must be seen full size to see all you did. Sensuous, swirling, merging, turning reflections into big vats of swirling hues, and bringing out the liquid-ness with real panache. (I could've written "liquidity" but that word always reminds me of finance, and I just spent half a day on my budget, and I DON'T wanna talk about liquidity. So if you want to use that word in my gallery, I'm just warning you...) You did wonderful stuff with the cap too. And btw---when viewed small, it's another of your bottle shots with gold and metallic hues, and fine light and shadow. Can be seen both ways...(btw, Andrea, I hope you're feeling better, after taking the meds you mentioned in tara's gallery)