Pink roses, from our flower garden, on the stone hearth today for your viewing enjoyment.
The vintage European watering can is an estate sale find from last year. You all have seen my white pottery scads of time before and the chippy white wood pedestal. I found the reproduction tin tile at a garage sale.
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Olive
Love the architectural elements and the beautiful flowers. Gorgeous. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteThose roses need no tweaking! They are gorgeous. Such a wonderful display too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeousness!
ReplyDeleteLovely Olive, the pop of pink is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vignette with the touch of the pink roses.
ReplyDeleteJudy
As always - very lovely...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous dreamy vignettes! So pretty! The watering cans, the bust, the bright flowers! Love it all!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Very creative use of mixed colors and textures to create this hearth vignette. I love the concrete head. Strange thing with me about flowers in the garden. I can never bring myself to cut them. I now wish I had cut my daisies because they are lying flat on the ground after this weekend's deluge.
ReplyDeleteyou are the vignette master!
ReplyDeleteLove, Mona
This is a really nice arrangement, Olive! Very creative! I love the softness of the flowers against the urns and statue.
ReplyDeleteI just started using Picmonkey. I've gotten as far as Auto Adjust and watermarking photos! lol!
XO,
Jane
Reds and pinks are very difficult to photograph, for some reason they attract reflective light, but your whole composition is charming. You will get there in the end with your new computer - I know that really you are a bit of a wiz kid on the computer - I do remember how you helped me out.
ReplyDeleteperfect photos, sweet friend. that pink is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThe roses are delightful , Olive and I love the way you have composed your photos today. You really do have a talent for composition . Hope all is well with you and Joe.
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful mass of roses, Olive!
ReplyDeleteThe pink of the roses are lushly velvet looking so I thought you were going for that on purpose. Them mixed with the other elements is striking. Loved the wood finial thing turned on its side.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds...all sooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
Beautiful roses from your garden!!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Your white pottery caught my eye, I collect that and often use it on my mantle. Don't you love how versatile the color is? Lovely Blog!
ReplyDeleteOh how I love this. Your hearth is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe rustic pieces with the roses are really pretty.Great finds! I know how you feel about editing photos. Have fun with your new photo editing program. Thanks goodness I found Picmonkey. It's so easy, even I can use it.
ReplyDeleteThe black watering can is gorgeous. I agree with Mona - you are the vignette master! now come on up here and do something with my "stone" hearth.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Olive. What ever the photo effect is, it is striking with that pink popping. I always love to stop by and see what you've been doing! Ann
ReplyDeleteNo photo effect here. Just weird pink rose refections.
DeleteYour roses are beautiful! I'm glad you've got your new computer up and running. I'm sure you'll have it all tweaked to perfection in no time at all!
ReplyDeleteEek! Snakes in your trees. :O
What a fun and interesting vignette!
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty, Olive. Puts me in mind of a Victoria magazine shoot. You have great way of giving things a 'tossed together' look that is still perfectly balanced. Am I gushing? Well, I like it!
ReplyDeleteNew lap top, stretching the learning curve . . . I think you're doing quite well. Challenging ourselves to learn how to operate something new and then learn an edit program too! Difficult for some of us.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy how you create your pieces together, the old watering can, the roses, vases, older relics . . . I reallly like it all.
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour roses are so pretty Olive... I can't wait for mine to start blooming... and I love your little watering can!... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteGive me chippy, chippy and more chippy every time Olive. I love it all.
ReplyDeleteWe spent the whole Bank Holiday weekend in the garden ..... my muscles ache and, as always when I do my first blitz on the garden, have a blister on my palm from too much digging !!!!
Have a lovely week both of you. XXXX
The vignette on the hearth is beautiful! Love the roses among the chippy pieces!
ReplyDeleteSoooooo pretty Olive...I love the pop of pink!
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty vignette...oh to have pink roses blooming!
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