Ma Dame by durleybeachbum
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Description
This lemony vanilla scent by Jean Paul Gaultier gets 4 stars from the gurus, and I like it very much, nearly as much as I like the fascinating bottles!
A perfume website describes it thus:
"MA DAME includes sporty notes of rose, grenadine, musk and cedar. The bottle was designed as a transparent block of glass, coloured in pink, with an engraved sculpture of the legendary Classique."
With the packaging 
Comments (13)
giulband
Superb still-life specially for the POV !!
Juliette.Gribnau
I love the glass-reflection wonderful
wysiwig
Nice clean lines. I like the details in the shadows. Very creative POV. I'm beginning to think you are some sort of artist. {;->
jendellas
Cannot say that I have seen this one but the bottles are lovely!!!
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Another great Jean Paul bottle, his fragrances are always nicely presented.
MrsRatbag
Excellent!!!
Faemike55
Fabulous and impressive still life shots
kgb224
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
pauldeleu
Nice shot!
Glendaw
Very impressive capture of the bottles and details in the shadows Andrea. The packaging is very eye catching to say the least, with the bright red wound around the centre. Happy to hear you like this scent, enjoy !
Katraz
Your bottle photo's get better ,these look great.
danapommet
Beautiful colors and shadows from above.
anahata.c
First, when a manufacturer features their own product design inside another product design, that's really sneaky advertising! (Though the Classique design does have a flare.) Anyway, the flickr photo shows great understanding of bottle against box, and bottle next to bottle, as well as a wonderful background with sharp shadows and metallic hues. I have no idea how you create these backgrounds, but they're very effective with your bottles. This shot is an overview, bringing out the reds and showing it as a father-son combo, with a looming feeling, and long shadows, and a background which goes from horizontal to vertical with almost no visible 'break' between either. Very facile work, Andrea. (Facile as praise, not implying manipulative.) I've praised your bottle work many times, and said I'd love a book of them---a large book---(and pay a good price for them!), because they are such scintillating studies; and when taken as a whole, they're a universe of shape, light, form, etc; plus a visual dance on the whole phenomenon of perfume bottles---which is a category all unto itself. More beautiful bottle work from you. I love this series.