November 23, 2011 in flowers
After the lovely comments on my Fluro Flora post I thought I would post a couple more images that I took while I was in the mood for experimenting with paint. As a contrast to the fluorescent I had also tried a powder blue, just a tester pot of emulsion I had in the shed. I picked a dead head of a climbing Hydrangea that grows up the fence in my garden and thought the blues would go well against the neutral browns of the dried flowers.
I played with scale again, using a miniature dolls house place setting with an old recipe book cover as a table. The book belonged to my husband’s grandmother and is called ‘Radiation Cooking’ which sounds rather worrying but it was first published in 1927 and is just recipes for oven cookers with automatic heat controllers which were the new fangled technology of the time.
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Adorable! Amazing! I have no words to describe the beauty of your photos in fgereal and these ones in particular. I can’t stop looking at them. They bring me such a feeling of happiness and peace. Thanks for sharing
Gorgeous as always! Love the mini plate set!…and Radiation cooking? Funny!
Very nice.
hi from Slovenia!
love the blue coulor.
Radiation cooking? Sounds scary! I love the minatures… and the colour palette is lovely.
wonderful combination! … and i like your signal ping photos as well, starting to use this color somehow, even I hate it before and all trendy blogs keeps me calm. you just broken my stylistic border! thank you for wider view since now … 🙂