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The focus of the article was on using greenery and foliage as the main feature of a bouquet, with flowers just adding accents and little pops of color. I chose to use very textural and lush green and grey succulents with stems of tube-shaped spotted cobra lilies and tropical orchids to make the bouquet a little sexy! (And how funny that as a result, they titled the bouquet "Organic Chemistry". I don't mention it often here, but my previous career was as a chemistry/genetics teacher. I seem unable to escape it!)
And coming Monday...photos from the other shoot I did this winter! I hope you enjoy them both.
2 comments:
We scientists can never REALLY change who we are. :)
gorgeous!!! love the colors and the textures and burlap (?) backdrop.
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