Flowering mirror
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THE CAFE SERIES / Model – Madeline Taylor / Make Up & Hair – Sarah Hain / Photographer& Stylist – Naomi Mawson “Her red enamel teapot” by Netta Her red enamel teapot. If put on the spot and asked to decide what single thing I loved my Mother most for, I would have to say it was this. Mother carried the art of compromise with a sapphire sparkle in her eye. She conceded that to survive marriage and my Father’s Mother, a teapot was essential. Afternoons and cake were mandatory. I knew she would rather languish through this time of day with a delicate crystal tulip of Cinzano Bianco, slice of lime, with a sprig of mint if feeling really decadent, trumpeting James Joyce at twenty decibels to an enthralled purple exotic fighting fish in pride of place beside her black, soft lounge. Grandmother was never invited into the ‘reading room’. My Mother was an advanced conservationist in the 40s, very against pollution. Rebel red enamel teapot, not china. Flamboyant red glazed sumptuous strawberry tart on a virginal white plate. My Mother never deviated. She received Grandmother in the ‘front room’ twice a week. Mother always matched a tiny detail on her person to the sensuousness of her servings. Red drop earrings barely hidden and teasing within her russet red hair. A red garter that only I or Daddy actually saw. But I knew it was there, slightly bumpy on her thigh, under the smooth lines of her dress. We knew she was really really cross with Grandmother’s ‘tafering’ as she softly called it to Daddy, when she wore the large red rose at her throat and ‘lawdy be’ matched it with lurid red lipstick. Grandmother usually missed a few visits after Mother wore the rose. Daddy was very quite too. I still live with my Mother; well technically my Mother lives with me and my ‘tribe’ of children and love. She has dementia. I have a theory about brain deterioration. I know it is caused by excessive acquiescing. Women of my Mother’s era were the gold medallists in subjugation. It clogs up the brain. Words unsaid. Feelings avoided. Emotions denied. All sewage backflow. Mother is released from all that, she is quite aggressive. The red enamel teapot is now my treasure. Sometimes I need to serve tea in it with a red tart on a white plate. My Mother ‘sees’ me on those occasions. Her sapphire eyes snap into mine and she is momentarily shocked. Her knowing and gentle laugh will be brief but we treasure those seconds over the tea from the red enamel teapot. (Inspired by Tea & Tart a wonderful picture by Naomi Mawson)
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Tulip of the spring brought together with the sanitary environment of the loo!
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Marigold on a mirror with the sky as background.
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Photo of a Daisy on a mirror, with the sky as background.
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Bright orange gerbera daisy on black with happy bubbles.
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Single purple gerbera daisy with bubbles and mirrored reflection.
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Hdr image of some small flowers on a mirror with the sky as background. I have also used the Orton effect on this image.
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original pencil drawing tweaked and coloured in photoshop, vector swirl and photographic leaf brushes by me thanks TBO, they do look good back to back ;-)
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Fractal Art Browse Palinchak Mikhail art by categories Art Nudes · Fractal Art · Egypt · Landscapes · Conceptual / / / /
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I also have an online greeting card store. / Kimberly’s Card Store I aso have a wide variety of products at Zazzle Images copyright ©Kimberly Palmer. / Copying, displaying, manipulating or redistribution of any image from this portfolio without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited / /
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Having a bit of a play around with some old hand coloured photo’s. This disperate group of handcoloured images owe nothing to Adobe in any way shape or form. They were shot with an old SLR using B/W film…. ahh film…. and then processed and printed in a wet darkroom on to Iford multigrade satin paper. Then the photographs were tinted with Marshalls very fine transulent photo oil paints then scanned with my very nice HP H4050 Scanjet flatbed scanner. The day after I took this photo…. the tree got chopped down… and it was in full bloom…. the saddest thing I ever saw….. sigh…..
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Threatened by flowers. / 8×10 large format, gelatin silver print, bleached and toned.
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8×10 large format negative, contact printed on gelatin silver paper, selectively bleached and toned. Lovely darkroom, no digital.
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Taken today 8th December 2008 My lovely husband bought me these beautiful flowers. ( he knew I would want to photograph them ). This one was taken from further away than the other In bloom with macro Faetured in the group the not so fine art of photography, light in the darkness and the compact group in Jan 2009 Thank you mike panasonic dcm fz18 / focal length 4.6 mm / 1/250s / f5.6 / iso 100 one flower two buds, staged against a black back groud, resting on a mirror.
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Canon EOS 400D Botanical Garden “Pampelmousses” – Mauritius
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PART OF THE “LIFE IS….” COLLECTION “LIFE IS…..GROWTH” LOVE THE SOFT PINKS IN THE FLOWER HERE WITH A PERFECT REFLECTION TAKEN ON A GLASS TOP COFFEE TABLE . IT HAS A SENSUALITY ABOUT IT THAT IS INTERESTING . /
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Taken with a Canon EOS 400D and 150mm macro lens /
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A commission a psychologist ordered for her clientroom. / We should not watch ourselves through the eyes of our worst censor….....self acceptance is so important for feeling what we really are! / ___ / A digital painting combined with an apophysisfractal and some textures. / In case someone wants to order this, please email me for changing the German words into English. Everything is possible. / Or maybe I will reload it without any text…the title carries the message well. / ____ / ___ / / ___ /
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