Brendan Fitzpatrick is a total genius. His series of X-Rayed flowers are divine, but don’t let the romantic nature of these fool you. Check out his portfolio for his diverse but equally brilliant projects.
Call me slow, I don’t care, but this has been sat in my mental queue for a long time.
British artist Zadok Ben David created this incredible installation of thousands of steel cut flowers. Viewed from one end of the room they appear completely black, but from the other, a myriad of colours appear.
See more, read more, over here.
![Hands down, my personal favourite thing to photograph is flowers [macro lens for Christmas, please]. Upon discovering the Strangers set by Erwan Frontin, my heart leapt with joy.
I cannot get over how startlingly beautiful these flowers are.
I’d really like you to browse the rest of the set.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_luv3ugPgS11qaf8vwo1_500.jpg)
Hands down, my personal favourite thing to photograph is flowers [macro lens for Christmas, please]. Upon discovering the Strangers set by Erwan Frontin, my heart leapt with joy.
I cannot get over how startlingly beautiful these flowers are.
I’d really like you to browse the rest of the set.
The new print series by Kari Herer is one of the loveliest things I’ve seen in a long time.
I’d give an arm and a leg for a good macro lens.
Vernon Hyde already has one, and shot this beauty.
These glorious flower arrangements featured on Design*Sponge look so rich and inviting.
Just what you need as Autumn sets in.
Head over to Eric Hancock’s BeHance profile to find his collection of ‘Smarts’ that “Started as a way to use all the scraps of torn down sheets of project paper and morphed into something else; something grand.”
Truly wonderful.
‘Grandmother’s Bouquet’ by Anna Emilia Laitinen really caught my attention. Her delicate painting technique is magical.
I really love the cool palette of this photo. I think it’s magical.
