Old and New by CavalierLady
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Old and New: The mirror, I've had for years.
The antique lamp was my Grandmother's since my Dad was a little tyke.
The 1970's dark paneling walls I dapple painted in various shades of green.
The Spider Lilies bloomed this week as they always do the first week of October.
I usually leave them outside, but since my Dad would have been 100 years old this week, I brought them into the dining room.
Thanks very much for your views and comments.
Comments (14)
awjay
cool still life
Richardphotos
superb decorating. as classy as any of the multi million dollar homes I use to work in in Highland Park
jocko500
lovely image
jayfar
This is a wonderful arrangement Maria, perfectly crisp and clear.
kgb224
Stunning capture Maria. God bless.
durleybeachbum
How lovely! It is most interesting to read your commentary too, Maria!
MrsRatbag
Beautiful, all of it; and a wonderful tribute for your father. The lilies are stunning!
pat40
So Beautiful
dochtersions
Such elegance is going out of this arrangement, dear Maria. The flowers are a great bonus by this wonderful tribute.
helanker
What a lovely Still life of old and new. I do love the walls you painted and the morror frame. :)
auntietk
I like this a lot. It reminds me of Andrea's "Flowers in the House" series. Lovely image!
Juliette.Gribnau
lovely mood
goodoleboy
Great composition in this capture of the nostalgic objects, Maria. I like the cast shadows, which gives the image depth.
anahata.c
back to your still lifes...each item has a life to itself...there's a certain electricity in the vases, the mirror, the wall, etc. But it's also a 'group' shot, and it all comes together because of your composition, and the way the green wall encases it all and shows up in the reflection as well. The lighting---with shadows---adds to your native abstract abilities, which I've seen enough to know you have them deeply inside you. (Ie, they're not just "playing around"; it's that your sense of abstraction runs deep.) I love the room off to the left, in the mirror, and the cross---they add accents to the whole. And that the center lamp adds strong white to the piece, when everything else is green, beige, reds, browns, etc. With your lace-covered table as a base...A very sweet still life.