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| Still Life On White, March 2016 |
It's funny because when I started this floral still life project ten years ago I was usually working alone. It was just me, the sun and the objects being photographed. I was able to pull things together pretty well with available props in my environment plus artifacts that my husband or I had collected.
Now it's quite the opposite. The portraits that I love the most have been created with the help of, usually, one of the neighbors on either side of my home. Sometimes even guests who stop by for dinner gift me with a beautiful bouquet of flowers or something. So unbeknownst to them, they are my co-collaborators on the portrait.
This portrait On White was partially pre-planned with the background ironed for 15 minutes to remove most of the wrinkles and hung up the day before. I actually had planned it for a new business head shot to update my previous one that is over two years old. But I was gifted with everything seen in the portrait so I felt compelled to put them all together in a portrait.
Thanks to Sharon for the bridal wreath flowers in the vase, Sarah for the fresh onion bun and goat cheese rolled in dill and Patrick for the limoncello liqueur.
Headshot will be postponed for a couple of weeks, I guess.
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