I'm always fascinated by good photography-being able to capture a moment, tell a story, stop time in a sense. This lady, Molly of Orangette, has that gift with both words and pictures. If you've never visited her blog, then you are unquestionably missing out. If you're a foodie it's an amazing treat. But trust me, even if cooking is not your thing, her simple, evocative images, whimsical musings, and lyrical writing will have you hooked. I fell for her blog early on, devoured her book in one fell swoop, and just yesterday got lost in her flickr photostream. These images leave me whispering a quiet, peaceful aaah. You know what I mean?
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Wow -- what talent! Stunning images. Each photo is better than the one before. Love the purple flora droppings against that green grass.
What great photos, love the first one, the chairs, the dog, the tomatoes,they are all so beautiful. PS, you must visit Sydney, I will be your tour guide!!!!!
thanks, babe. you always put us onto the most wonderful things...
nelya- YOU would make a great photographer. you should take it up.
I'm already so hungry... these photos are delicious!
seriously? my mouth literally started watering looking at the picture of the chocolate.
(this diet is *killin* me)
Did you know her hubby recently opened a pizza place in Seattle? I wanted to visit before moving but ran out of time. I think they eat well in that household!
these are like a celebration of spring! And your title- reminds me of this time of year- when the trees are flowering and beautiful. And it doesn't last long at all... so smell the roses, I Shall!
xo
Naomi
I absolutely know what you mean. Her images evoke warmth and a feeling of being at ease. Great post. Will check her blog.
i love her blog too! and these photos, the way you arranged them - i was imagining a story. have a great weekend;) xo
Wow, Molly has an amazing eye, and such talent for making the everyday just beautiful. I'm so impressed. And the photo of the little dog, in particular, grabbed my heart. Thank you for introducing me to a great photographer to follow!
Hi there Sarah Jane! Thanks for stopping by and welcome!
I had to stop, I was on "orangette" so often, smelling, tasting, and admiring.
Now I think I will be stalking you...here.
off to smell the roses, or at least run for the roses.
pve
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