Submerged flowers

Here is a super easy tutorial for DIYing your own submerged flower arrangements. This is a gorgeous way to stretch one store-bought bouquet to decorate every room in the house.

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South African photographer Bruce Boyd is fascinated by ice—particularly the way that objects look distorted when encapsulated inside a large ice

Want to do something special with your Valentine flowers? How about submerging them in a vases of water. It is an unusual and eye-catching look that is fun for your home or for a party or wedding reception décor. If you already have vases it is an inexpensive look also. It makes your bouquet of Valentine flowers have a bigger visual impact than just putting them all together in one vase in the traditional way. Here are a couple of bunches of flowers that I used to try out some new ways to…

Flowers submerged in a case filled with water and topped with floating candles wedding centerpiece ideas

Fresh flowers emerge through a smoke-like substance in the eerie images of Netherlands-based photographer Robert Peek (previously). Arranged in bouquets of a single species, the lifeforms adopt a more mysterious quality, which Peek produces by adding white ink to water and submerging his subject matter. Although veiled in the hazy liquid, the bright petals breach the surfaceContinue reading "Hazy Water Veils Vibrant Bouquets in Mystery in Robert Peek’s Photographs"

Here is a super easy tutorial for DIYing your own submerged flower arrangements. This is a gorgeous way to stretch one store-bought bouquet to decorate every room in the house.

Submerged Flower Centerpieces with Floating Candles | Photo: Sarah Bradshaw Photography | Florals: Flowers By Bella

Submerged Flower Centerpiece Using Pink Roses, perfect for wedding flowers. See how its made here: https://youtu.be/2wBsv02Mrq0