Lisianthus Bouquet
by Theresa Tahara
Title
Lisianthus Bouquet
Artist
Theresa Tahara
Medium
Photograph - Digital Photography
Description
A still life photograph with a vase of Lisianthus flowers in soft black and white. This photograph has an added grainy effect.
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"When the leaves rustle, they sound very much like the stealthy movement of a woman in evening dress, and when they shiver suddenly, and fall, and scatter away along the ground, they might be the patter of a woman's hurrying footsteps, and the mark in the gravel the imprint of a high-heeled shoe."Daphne du Maurier, Rebecca)
Lisianthus flowers symbolize an outgoing nature, appreciation and calming thoughts. The gorgeous Lisianthus portrays a deep, heartfelt, romantic desire. This exquisite flower also signifies charisma and congeniality. Lisianthus is also known as Texas Bluebell, Prairie Gentian and Lira de San Pedro. Native to Texas and Mexico, and descended from a North American wildflower, in their single-form variety, Lisianthus may resemble tulips or poppies. In their double form, they can take on the appearance of roses or peonies.
This artwork has been featured in Photograpy and Textures
Core
Pleasing the Eye
Black and White
Gothic Romance
Photo of The Week
Black Rules
The Galleria of Interior Art Design
The Light Painters
Chiaroscuro Group
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September 11th, 2014
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Comments (22)
Barbara Chichester
Your outstanding artwork has been chosen as a FEATURE in one of the most highly viewed Art Groups on Fine Art America. G I D A - The GALLERIA of INTERIOR DESIGN ART. From the hundreds of pieces of artwork received daily to review and choose from, your work has been chosen because of it's Excellence! Congratulations!
Connie Handscomb
Fantastic, Theresa ... the 'film' grainy effect is as soft as this image; beautiful soft monochrome .. mysterious & romantic {Daphne du Maurier's 'Rebecca' comes to mind} :)))
Theresa Tahara replied:
Thank you, Kindred Spirit. One of my favorite old movies (and book) with Joan Fontaine and Lawrence Olivier. ;-)
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