Perusing quickly I immediately knew this silhouette, below.
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And it's chiaroscuro too, my favorite time, the gloaming.
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Use silhouettes as a tool in your landscape. Love what a mature crape myrtle can do with many roof lines. Perhaps the armillary sundial on plinth? Patch of rectangular lawn at a huge palladian window. Pair of round boxwood at a doorway. You get it. Constrast the forms.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Pic from Habitually Chic.
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Contrast...the spice of life. Or sometimes...the causer of grief if not the right contrast?
Going out to my garden now to see what's going on silhouette-style.
I was just looking at ordering Audrey's Garden's Of The World series...in such a gardening mood! She loved and appreciated gardens so much, and what's so wonderful about this image is that she became a perfect silhouette in this garden...we should al have an Audrey in the garden!
xo J~
tara!
You just "think" we get it! You teach us constantly!
Brilliant! (I honestly think that Audrey Hepburn visiting her plants and talking to them.......would be more than any fertilizer!)
A magnificent human being who loved plants, animals, and people (not in that order)!
Penelope
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