A series of studio photographs of flowers highlighting the beauty and intricate details of the flowers.
Tulip © 2021 Patty Hankins
Purple Iris © 2020 Patty Hankins Background Texture from French Kiss Collections
Orange Romeo Carnation © 2021 Patty Hankins
Daffodil © 2021 Patty Hankins
Pink Ranunculus © 2021 Patty Hankins
White Chrysanthemums © 2021 Patty Hankins
A series of studio photographs of flowers highlighting the beauty and intricate details of the flowers.
Red & White Dahlia © 2021 Patty Hankins
Freesia © 2021 Patty Hankins
Center of a Pink Dahlia © 2022 Patty Hankins
Ranunculus © 2021 Patty Hankins
Tulip Trio © 2021 Patty Hankins
Poppy © 2021 Patty Hankins
A series of studio photographs of flowers highlighting the beauty and intricate details of the flowers.
Red & White Dahlia © 2022 Patty Hankins
Pink & White Tulip © 2022 Patty Hankins
Chrysanthemum © 2022 Patty Hankins
Red & Yellow Dahlia © 2021 Patty Hankins
Pink & Yellow Dahlia © 2021 Patty Hankins
Daffodils © 2021 Patty Hankins
A series of studio photographs of flowers highlighting the beauty and intricate details of the flowers.
Chyrsanthemum © 2022 Patty Hankins
Red & Yellow Dahlia © 2022 Patty Hankins
Pink & Yellow Dahlia © 2022 Patty Hankins
Pink & White Tulip © 2022 Patty Hankins
Grape Hyacinth © 2021 Patty Hankins
Ranunculsus ©2021 Patty Hankins
Orange Romeo Carnation © 2021 Patty Hankins
This is another photograph in my series of flowers photographed as portraits with custom backgrounds designed to highlight what I see as the personality of the flowers. When I saw these amazing carnations at the store, they reminded me of so many strong women I know – happy to shine, let people know they are here, and not afraid to share their views. So of course, such a strong woman, would insist on a brightly colored background in colors as vibrant as her personality.
Background textures from The French Kiss Collection
Daffodil © 2021 Patty Hankins
This is another photograph in my series of flowers photographed as portraits with custom backgrounds designed to highlight what I see as the personality of the flowers. To me, daffodils have always been the bright happy flowers signifying the coming of spring, and this year, hopefully the end of the pandemic. So as I photographed this daffodil, I saw her cheerfully greeting a new day, a wonderful spring, and hopefully better days ahead.
Flower from Plantmasters, a local flower farm in Maryland.
Background textures from The Coffeshop Blog.