The laptop shows the reference painting. As some had figured, it's "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose" (1885-86), by John Singer Sargent (at the Tate).
I'd mentioned it earlier but hadn't posted a photo.
I was going to try for an exact reproduction, but the field of white clover at the creek fit the girlettes better.
They walked there themselves, carrying their lanterns...
. . . but needed help positioning for the camera. (Marz took this photo.)
It was a beautiful evening. Marz read aloud from The Hound of the Baskervilles, a perfect book to read out loud.
FrankColumbo had come along too. As a detective she has a special interest in the doings of Sherlock Holmes.
They’re really scurrying through the clover.
ReplyDeleteIs that a tiny book, or is it the camera’s doing? Either way, it suits the scene.
They’re really scurrying through the clover.
ReplyDeleteIs that a tiny book, or is it the camera’s doing? Either way, it suits the scene.
Yes, it’s a very little book! Unplanned but fitting.
DeleteI like the behind the scenes photos :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see behind the scenes!
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