This past weekend was the annual Summer Craft Market of the Nova Scotia Designer Craft's Council (NSDCC). I spent part of the morning volunteering at the information booth as I try to do every year and the rest of the day I wandered around with my camera. Next to the info booth, a wonderful milliner Edie Orenstein ( +Edie Orenstein ) was demonstrating the traditional art of making real silk flowers. She was passionate about her work and while she explained the various procedures involved in making these wonderful fabric leaves and blooms she lit up with the love of her craft.
I took some images of my impressions of her work and they are in blur mode as they were multiple exposures, but they give an idea, I think, of the delicacy and beauty of some of her creations.
Are you not able to comment on Google+ because you don't belong? Would you prefer to comment on my blog? It's right here with all my G+ posts on it: https://www.elliekennard.ca .
#hqspphotoart +HQSP Photo Art curated by +Paul Howard +Anja Wessels
635
Looks so soft and misty
Thanks a lot for that +Heiko Mahr – nice description!
You gave them a otherworldy eerie look, just as if they are just going to be materializing – which fits fully that they are made.. Love it +Ellie Kennard
Thank you +Stephen Thackeray
Really beautiful +Ellie Kennard
Thanks +Dylan Johnson 😀
+Rekha Rao – it is lovely to hear from you again and thank you.
+Roxanne Bouche' Overton thank you for that lovely comment. :-)))
Alex, I'm glad you like it, thanks a lot. +Alex Lapidus
Thank you, Sumit! +Sumit Sen
Excellent work!
Love this work. It is ethereal and trippy 🙂
So make something elegantly beautiful with a little blur … again …
So delicate and beautiful!
Excellent!
I can imagine, +Ellie Kennard!
+Sharon Stone thank you Sharon. I'm glad you like it. You should have seen the work. It was glorious!
I love this, it's so very nicely done, +Ellie Kennard!
Thanks very much, +Ursula Klepper
I'm glad you like it.
This is again such a lovely blur image of yours! Very soft and silky!