Saturday, January 24, 2009

Evocation of a garden


Jacinthes emmitouflées dans de la luzerne
Boite en znic avec reproduction d'une vieille carte postale Rose en métal rouillé

Marque page



A sudden need to make a little “chlorophyll” in the house...

Hyacinths ready to bloom, soon issue their delicate fragrance.

Posed here, old rusty ornaments, pottery and an old image of a bird, we evoke the atmosphere of the garden.





Composition avec jacinthes et luzerne séchée
Original article "Evocation du jardin" translated by Annie of The Bunny Bungalow

12 commentaires:

Anonymous said...

Cara,

Inspirational and comforting! There is a life after this winter criscrisis after all. Finances and weather - all grey. Time to look ahead. Thanks for reminding us! Bacione, Ingrid

Sologbolig said...

So lovely pictures! Oh I long for warmer days and flowers in the garden and balcony. Have a nice day !

Lynne (lynnesgiftsfromtheheart) said...

What lovely pictures. It's always nice to see just a hint of spring on a cloudy wintery day.. have a super one my friend.. hugs ~lynne~

Anonymous said...

Hi Laeriss~

So Lovely, I am looking forward to warmer days and the light delicate scents that spring brings. May you enjoy the day! ~Miss Kris~

amaryllis said...

Wow.. lovely pictures...
longing to spring now with all the nice flowers and birds and so on

Have a nice day

Muskatt og kardemomme-Kjersti said...

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So many lovely pictures to see!!!
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I have just added you to my blog-favourite-list,hope you think that is ok!
I welcome you to wisit my blog ;o)
And I must also tell you that in the flat next to us,there lives a man from Provence :o)
Hug from Kjersti in Bergen,Norway
Hope you can understand my english...

Philippe Rissetto said...

Merci à toutes de vos visites et pour vos commentaires qui me font très plaisir.
@ Kjersti : j'ai bien compris votre anglais et je donne le bonjour à votre voisin originaire de Provence ;-)

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THE HOME THAT LOVE BUILT said...

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