Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Flower Photography

Flower Photography
Flowers are very colorful in the nature. Photographer attracts towards flowers to capture their beauty. this post is about flower photography

Flower Photography :: Digital photography ::

Flower Photography

Flower Photography :: still photography ::

Flower Photography

Flower Photography :: digital photos ::

Flower Photography
Flowers are very colorful in the nature. Photographer attracts towards flowers to capture their beauty. this post is about flower photography

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Flower Photography

Flowers Photography
 Flowers are near to nature. Many photographers like to capture flowers.
 

Flowers Photography :: Blur photography ::

Flowers Photography


Flowers Photography roses


Flowers Photography tulip flower


Flowers Photography

Flowers Photography
Flowers are near to nature. Many photographers like to capture flowers.

Monday, May 31, 2010

FLOWERS PHOTOGRAPHY

FLOWERS PHOTOGRAPHY


FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY
DIGITAL FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY

FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY

FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY

FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY
FLOWERS PHOTOGRAPHY

Saturday, May 8, 2010

FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY

FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY


FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY :: SUNFLOWER
FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY

FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY :: ROSE FLOWER


FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY ::

FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY :: TULIP FLOWER
FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY

Monday, April 26, 2010

Heart on a stick.

I was looking at Dolci Odille's blog and saw this adorable idea from Once Wed. She said that it only cost about 20 cents to make and what a cute addition to floral arrangements for the wedding or showers or parties or....


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Step 1: Cut a square from a piece of paper. Card stock works best.

Step 2: Fold the square paper in half.

Step 3: Cut out the shape of half a heart so that you get a complete heart when you open the paper.

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Step 4: Using the heart you just cut, cut out two pieces of fabric.

Step 5: Take your two fabric hearts and sew them together. Make sure to leave an opening at the bottom so that you can turn it inside out. Then fill it with stuffing.

Step 6: Stick the straw into the bottom of your heart and your done!

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Project created by Dolci Odille

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Sunday, April 25, 2010

SEBASTIAN LI EVENTS: Homegrown Tulips for Spring!


Photograph (c) Sebastian Li

Photograph (c) Sebastian Li

Photograph (c) Sebastian Li

SEBASTIAN LI EVENTS

Homegrown flowers from my friend Sebastian Li's own garden. Sebastian (named after Evelyn Waugh's character in Brideshead Revisited by his mother, painter Poco Murphy) comes from a long line of avant-garde artists and film makers. His maternal Grandmother, Katherine Hawley Murphy, was an Isadora Duncan dancer and famous model for photographers Man Ray and Arnold Genthe. His Grandfather, film director Dudley Murphy, is best remembered for his films St. Louis Blues (1929) with Bessie Smith, Black and Tan Fantasy (1929) with Duke Ellington and Eugene O'Neill's The Emperor Jones (1933), starring Paul Robeson. Dudley collaborated on projects with French artist Fernand Léger, Ezra Pound, Ernest Hemingway and James Joyce. He opened Malibu's first hip watering hole, The Holiday House, designed by architect Richard Neutra. In the early '60s you'd find Lee Marvin, Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe and dozens of others at his hideaway. (More about Dudley Murphy and Malibu via Sebastian's uncle Michael Murphy).

As an Event Planner, Sebastian offers distinctive designs and production for every occasion. His design philosophy is to make events “clean and elegant with high visual impact.” Fresh flowers, fragrant greenery and spectacular trees for private homes, commercial settings and holiday events.

New York and East Hampton

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Orange You Glad...

One of our brides is looking to incorporate oranges in her wedding (a very specific orange that is) but it got my mind going and made me take a look at a wedding featured on Green Wedding Shoes that showcased these gorgeous flower arrangements that seemed as if they were plucked right from the backyard. I love the natural, earthy feel of the cut flowers with the bold color choices that they came in. Enjoy!





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Saturday, March 6, 2010

Flower Photography

Flower Photography


Tulip Flower
Rose Flower

Flowers


Sunflower


Flower Photography


Wednesday, October 7, 2009

RUSS MARTIN: Nature Category

Shaggy White Dahlia
Photograph (c) Russ Martin
/All rights reserved

The Hosta Project
Photograph (c) Russ Martin/All rights reserved

Wilted Hostas
Photograph (c) Russ Martin
/All rights reserved

RUSS MARTIN won first place in the International Photography Award (The Lucies) in the Nature: Flowers category for his Hosta Flowers series. The Hosta Project 2006-2009 won the PX3 PRIX DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE PARIS in the Nature category. View the Hosta Project Book. Martin is represented by Contemporary Works. Russ Martin Website