Where Flowers May Grow, Azuma Makoto

Whether trapped in blocks of ice or sailing across the ocean, Makoto’s work constantly tests the boundaries of how—and where—flowers may thrive.

 

Spring Has Sprung

The nectarine blossoms are so gorgeous😃

Hello Spring

Photo by Ivan Klindic

 

Baby Blue Eyes

Japan's Hitachi Seaside Park is famous for its gorgeous natural beauty.Located in Hitachinaka City, in the Ibaraki Prefecture, this popular destination features an array of colorful blooms.

Its most famous flower is nemophila, or baby blue eyes, which bloom from April to May.

 

Flower, Sarah Van Rij

The Eye of Photography presents on a monthly basis features of The Agents Club.

This is : Sarah Van Rij

 

Flowers, Victor Matussière

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Flora and Fauna by Diana Beltrán Herrera

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Flowers, Nobuyoshi Araki

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Frozen Flowers

Japanese artist Makoto Azuma traveled to Hokkaido to construct a tall botanical sculpture out of numerous flowers. He then doused the piece in water so that the flowers would be preserved in ice.

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Fields of flowers, Guglielmo Mangiapane

Summer flowers, Christopher Thomond

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Flower Power in Brussels

Although the 2020 edition of the “Flower Carpet” event has been postponed, Berlin-based Joerg Daiber, of Spoon Film, captured the 2018 iteration in a short timelapse that shows how the vibrant tapestry is fabricated.

 

Dutch Rebels, Claire Droppert

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The waiting is the hardest part.

Flowers are ready to be destroyed after failing to sell at auction. The Dutch horticultural has warned about the effects of the coronavirus crisis.
 Photography by Lex van Lieshout/EPA

 

Ogawa Kazumasa’s Hand-Coloured Photographs of Flowers

The stunning floral images featured here are the work of Ogawa Kazumasa, a Japanese photographer, printer, and publisher known for his pioneering work in photomechanical printing and photography in the Meiji era.

 

My African violet