‘Wild Spring Meadow’ and ‘Ranunculus Garden’ are two large botanical photo art prints released with the Wild & Garden collection. Each of these contrasting statement pieces involved taking a series of photographs in the meadows and in the garden, then adding, blending and editing to the minutest details. My creative vision was that each would represent
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For collectors, floral and garden enthusiasts, I have listed the Latin and common English names of the flowers in this botanical photography artwork ‘Iris Wild Garden’. The Latin – also known as the botanical or scientific name – means that wherever you are in the world, the same language of flowers can be used to
If you trust in Nature, in the small Things that hardly anyone sees and that can so suddenly become huge, immeasurable… then everything will become easier for you, more coherent and somehow more reconciling, not in your conscious mind perhaps, which stays behind, astonished, but in your innermost awareness, awakeness, and knowledge. Rainer Maria Rilke,
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I’ve been very quiet here lately. And, although the season for Dahlias has now ended, I must record my visit to a field of Dahlias this autumn. Actually it was late in the season when I discovered that one of the top Dahlia growers in the UK – Withypitts Dahlias – was located just outside a village near
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A beauty to behold. A friend’s garden is filled with all sorts of varieties to feast upon.
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I came across a meadow of wild flowers in Southampton Village last week, while my daughter was rehearsing for her ballet show nearby. And then I found out that in 1640 the first settlers of Southampton in Long Island had walked and planted on this same site. I was in Southampton’s ‘Old Town’. Daisies, coneflowers, lupines, clovers
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