Photographer Annet van der Voort observes the transformation of flowers, especially tulips, and captures images of them in their various states of decay. Her technique for producing this remarkable artwork is completely without camera. In a complex process, van der Voort scans the wilting splendor of the flowers and, in doing so, expresses her understanding of vanitas — the philosophical idea of the transience of everything mundane.
:order limited edition prints of annet van der voort's work at lumas
3.17.2010
floral lab: annet van der voort
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Her images always slay me. How to choose which one to buy?
You may be starting a stampede over to her site for these photos.
To quote myself in other comments on your gorgeous blog, "Every single one of your posts is exquisite." Thank you for today's beauty.
xo - em
WOW! A wonderful take on Spring flowers...I am going to this site to take a look at these.
Thanks.
These are breathtaking. I may borrow one of these picts to post on my blog (I'm a bit of a bloggy klepto that way).
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- David
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