Friday, November 1, 2013

October in Orange

I'm thrilled to host the very talented members of the Facebook group Colors of 2013 with Eva Ricci Studio today.   We have been working on a different color prompt each month, and October's color was orange.  I'm fascinated by all the different takes on the color, from brash and bright to soft and shimmering...




Kelly Newbury



Amalia Ferreira-Espinoza
AFE Images



Nelleke Glasbergen



Sylvia Cook
Vintage Chic Images
Sylvia Cook Photography


Diana Taylor



Judith Kimber
Judith Kimber Photography (etsy)
Judith Kimber Photography (Facebook)



Michele Larcheveque Catino
Catino Creations (etsy)
Catino Creations (Facebook)
Catino Creations (website)




Sarah Melvin
Sarah Melvin Photography (etsy)
Sarah Melvin Photography (Facebook)
Sarah Melvin Photography (website)




Katerina Vodrazkova
Over The Rainbow Prints



Janice Darby



Melissa Lund
Melissa Lund Photography



Isabelle LaFrance
Isabelle LaFrance Photography (blog)
Isabelle LaFrance Photography (Facebook)



Sue Zellers
Sueze Photography (Facebook)
Sue Zellers (500px)



Abra Alani Cole



Sharon Collins
Sharon Collins Photography


Alana Gillett
Maria Rose: A Prime Collection (website)
Maria Rose: A Prime Collection (etsy)



Eva Ricci
Eva Ricci Studio



Andrea McClain
McClain Creations



Robin Brenner McQuay Anderson



Bonnie Smith



Aina Saele Apelthun





Mary Carroll
Mary Carroll Photography (etsy)
Mary Carroll Photography (portrait website)

So that's October in Orange.  Aren't they fabulous?!  Websites, etsy shops, etc. are listed under each collage.  Grab a cup of coffee and spend some time perusing the work of these talented photographers.  You might even find a few holiday gifts to order.  ;)

See you on Sunday afternoon for our regularly scheduled Mosaic Monday.
xoxo
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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Mosaic Monday: Random Natirar







Somehow, the day got away from me, and I'm scrambling to put up a Mosaic Monday post...  :)

Here are some images from our favorite park, Natirar, taken a few weeks ago.  Someday, I will stop on the road and take a pull back photo of this field -- it is so beautifully curving, and a real joy to see. The last of the asters were in bloom when we visited, and lots of pretty seed heads from goldenrod and milk weed.  I love autumn.  :)

Just a note:  I will be publishing a special post on November 2nd.  My Facebook group, Colors of 2013 with Eva Ricci Studio, has asked me to host our photos from the month of October.  So please do stop by on Saturday, and see all the beautiful images celebrating "orange" from around the world.  :)

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Sunday, October 20, 2013

Mosaic Monday: Morven









Last month, my friend Toni and I visited Morven, a beautiful eighteenth-century home and former governor's mansion in Princeton, New Jersey.  It is currently a wonderful museum and art gallery.  Here are a few photos from our visit.  In the garden, they were having an exhibition of unusual trellises.  You can see one in the photo directly above.  What I loved best about the garden, though, was the beautiful brick wall.  I couldn't help thinking what a gorgeous backdrop it would make for portraits.  In fact, when we were leaving in the afternoon, a wedding magazine was setting up for a photoshoot in the front of the museum.  I couldn't help snapping a few quick shots.  Don't you love the table they placed in front of the door?  They also decorated the wisteria vine on the front porch (no longer blooming) with dried hydrangea.  How pretty!  I wish I knew what magazine it was -- I would love to see the finished product.  :)


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Sunday, October 13, 2013

Mosaic Monday: Orange






I seem to be on a color kick lately.  The last two weeks, it was photos from our August vacation in Connecticut.  This week, I have some images that I've been creating for my Facebook group Colors of 2013 with Eva Ricci Studio.  The color of the month is orange.  The berries, seedpods, acorns, etc. are from our morning walks.  I'm a bit of a magpie, as you may already know.  The antique books are a fascination I got from my parents.  The little hand-painted tole tray is from my favorite thrift store, and the nature scene was shot this weekend at Natirar -- one of our favorite places to walk.  Happy autumn, dear bloggers!  :)


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Sunday, October 6, 2013

Mosaic Monday: Pink






I've got some more images from White Flower Farm this week.  It seems such a long time since we were there...  the last week in August.  Where did September go?  The trees have started changing here in New Jersey.  Next week I may have some autumn colors for you.  ;)


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Sunday, September 29, 2013

Mosaic Monday: Yellow







Here are a few more images from our visit to White Flower Farm in CT a few weeks ago.  The display gardens were filled with beautiful blooms of every color, but I've chosen to highlight the yellows here today.  Enjoy!


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Sunday, September 22, 2013

Mosaic Monday: Red








First of all, thank you so much for your understanding about last week.  We have switched cable providers, and have had great service so far.  I'm always a bit nervous about saying something like that -- I don't want to jinx it.  :)

I have some red images for you today.  The first photo is of Guy Wolff Pottery in Bantam, CT and the remainder of the images are from White Flower Farm, in Litchfield, CT.   Both are fabulous places to visit if you like gardening.  :)


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