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A. Aubrey Bodine created this black and white photograph on Backbone Mountain in Garrett County, Maryland in 1960. It won both national and international awards. “Quiet in mood partly because of the subdued tones and partly because of low tension design made of open curves and natural perspective,” his work and biography can be further […]
This was an experiment. In the lab we took a spike of purple liatris and split it in half to form the spokes in this arrangement. The sum of the parts got a passing grade.
This morning on the Today Show (NBC), Matt Lauer was interviewing President Barack Obama (at the White House?) and on the coffee table between them were roses. The men discussing world affairs were in the backdrop, the roses to the fore. That’s a nice arrangement.
How wonderful light. Throw these carnations in with liatris and salal leaves and they do the arranging.
