We often avoid thinking about impermanence, treating ageing as an unpleasant reality rather than a natural progression. Yet, there is an inherent richness in growing older, a wisdom that youth is still striving to become. The lines on our faces hint at the stories lived within our fleeting existence.
I use alternative photography to capture this same transient state in nature. Long after a flower blooms and begins to fade, it retains a distinct, imperfect elegance. By harnessing the sun to record these fading botanicals, I hope to illuminate the grace found in every chapter of life.
Fushia fairys
Grevillias
Grevillias 2
California Poppies and Camelia
Wren in the Poppies 1 of 4
Garden leaves 2 of 4
Anthurium with Blue Wren 3 of 4
Monsteria with Autumn leaf 4 of 4
Fushias coloured
Gerberas
Hibiscus flowers
Anemonies and Chrysanthemums
Freesias
Freesias 2
Freesias 2 (darker)
Freesias 3
Ferns
Umbrella tree seedling
Purple Shamrock
Ferns n Flowers
Camelias
Delicate flowers
Violets
5 stems
Mixed flowers
Jonquils
Single Jonquil Stem
Racing Skyward
Water Reeds
Water Reeds 2
Lily Leaves
What makes it a weed?
So many weeds
Hydranga
Hydranga 2
Dancing Poppies
Vibrant Poppies
Demure poppies
Smoke Bush
Lilys and ferns
Lilies and weeds
Monsteria
The Wasps adventure
The heart of flowers
My Grandma's Pineapple Lilies
My Grandma's Pineapple Lilies 2
Golden Glow
Camelias and Aquileria leaves
Unfurling ferns
Soft leaves
2 Hibiscus
Purple Shamrock in Green
Fairy Wands
Grasses
