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Beauty in Decay – Pink Hydrangea 2
My second set of pink hydrangea, beauty in decay. Loving the edits, as usual. x desleyjane
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Beauty in Decay – Pink Hydrangea 1
The hydrangea bouquets have been drying away quite contentedly in their vases, out of my own sheer laziness and neglect really. They’re still in the water actually – I should really sort that out. Anyway, today I decided to photograph the pink ones, they have really held their colour so beautifully – the original photos…
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Gin & Flowers. Again.
I love this little series, with the stark white background. And the sharpness of the colours and textures. This head of flowers was the only pink one amongst the bouquet so I thought it deserved its own spot in the gin bottle 😊 x desleyjane
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My last post of the Lavender Roses
My pictures are my eyes. I photograph what I see – and what I want to see. – Mario Testino I feel like I’ve shared a couple of these before, but this is the final set from my shoot. These were gorgeous, so much lovely creaminess. I used my Olympus OMD EM5 with 30mm macro…
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Vibrant Hydrangeas 1
I’m told these are likely to be the last of the season so I’m very glad I dropped in to the florist this morning and found them! And then I happened upon a Facebook memory from last year when it seems that I picked up a bunch of hydrangeas from the very same florist one…
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Soft & Dreamy – Lavender Roses
I hope you aren’t getting tired of my lavender roses. I promise there’s a new set of non-rose flowers coming soon. But I really enjoyed this shoot, you know how I love to just settle in with my camera, and then there’s that very special feeling of macro – focusing only the details, getting the…
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A rose is a rose is a rose.
A rose is a rose is a rose. – Gertrude Stein A few more shots with the gin bottle snuck in there 😉 My previous posts with these roses: Lavender Roses Gin & Flowers More Lavender Flowers x desleyjane
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More Lavender Roses
I recently posted my 3 favourite shots of some lavender roses, followed by a series of them in their drying state. Here are the first group of shots from the original series: x desleyjane
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Gin & Flowers
My friend and I share a love for gin. When he told me about this Aussie gin from the Margaret River in Western Australia, of course I had to try it. I picked up a bottle for him for his birthday and it was delicious – one of my favourites. It has typically Australian botanicals…
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Lavender Roses
The lavender rose is often a sign of enchantment and love at first sight. Those who have been enraptured by feelings of love and adoration have used lavender roses to express their romantic feelings and intentions. I picked up some lavender roses from a little local grocery store on the weekend and took some time…
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Five Minutes with my Chinese Money Plant – RegularRandom
I’ve recently rearranged the living area of my apartment and moved this thriving little Chinese Money Plant to the side table next to my couch. I find it a really pleasing plant, with such detailed textures on the underside. So here’s my five minute RegularRandom treatment: Would you like to join in the RegularRandom crew?…
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Nature always wears the colours of the spirit.
Nature always wears the colours of the spirit. – Ralph Waldo Emerson Rhoeo spathacea – from my five minute collection, re-edited in Lightroom. I love the lines in this one. x desleyjane
Musings of a Frequent Flying Scientist 