@miss-edith-cushing / miss-edith-cushing.tumblr.com
1.) Swaddled Babies
2.) Flying Duck Orchid
3.) Hooker’s Lips Orchid
4.) Ballerina Orchid
5.) Monkey Orchid
6.) Naked Man Orchid
7.) Laughing Bumblebee Orchid
8.) White Egret Orchid
Orchids kinda don’t wanna be flowers, huh.
Jan Zdzisław Włodek :: Tulips and hyacinths. Greenhouse in Pędzichów, 1928.
instagram | clangart
suddenly quiet
Birth Of A Flower (1910)
They are called martagon lilies ( or Turk caps lilies) … and they do look mightier than the shy, pretty one that just bloomed in my garden.
“Martagon Lilien im Garten”. Photography by Deletzte Wolf, June 2021
Nemophila flower garden.
Hitachi seaside park in Ibaraki, Japan.
Como conservatory sunken garden
Forget-me-nots.
The first image shows the forget-me-nots pressed into clay, waiting to be covered in plaster and the second image is of the plaster cast. The cast is a reverse image.
I don’t actually think that the forget-me-nots plaster cast is as interesting as the strawberries one which I did earlier but forget-me-nots would work well with other flowers. I am going to try a large plaster cast next of mixed flowers and grasses and I think that this cast needs tinting in watercolours, maybe a sepia background.
Virginia Woolf — A Writer’s Diary
Koreatown, Los Angeles, CA 2019.
Nikon 28ti | Kodak Gold 200
