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I’ve wondered how long it would take until she started picking my flowers. Turns out she favours the violas. 22 months old.
I have enjoyed taking photos of the flowers at EdgeWood Farm, which is a well curated fine goods shop in a dairy barn built in 1898. [EdgeWood also sells my photo cards!] Recently, owner Penny mentioned that she’d love to see some lily photos (maybe even a lily card she could sell!) I [...]
My neighbours discovered a rare plant in their backyard, a lady slipper, and invited me to photograph it. Quite an elegant looking flower, and doesn’t it look like a slipper?
I have been inspired by photographers like Au fil de, who create dreamy soft-toned photos. So I decided to try some post-production experimentation with photos I took on our recent vacation. I was thinking it could work well with vintage decor. Do you like it? Do you find it too over processed?
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I’m SO excited to finally be able to bring some flowers inside! I think the white flowers are from our potentilla bushes and the purple flowers are salvia and possibly Russian sage.
Cheers!
Anika
I’ve been eagerly anticipating seeing green, growing things. We live in Quesnel, which is about 7 hours drive north of Vancouver, BC, and we had a lot of snow this year, and a long gravel-covered-road-season. And most people don’t plant seeds here until the May long weekend, so I have some [...]
About Anika Lacerte
I love to take my camera on photo walks to capture small details in nature like petals, leaves and branches. Taking pictures helps me slow down and breath deeper. Experimenting with nature photography in Quesnel, BC, Canada (about a 7 hour drive north of Vancouver, BC). I also sell handcrafted, small edition goods like photo calendars, purses, hair clips, kid's aprons, and birthday crowns. anikalacerte at gmail dot com Facebook: The Handcrafted Story Shop: The Handcrafted Story
