“I like to challenge myself. I like to learn - so I like to try new things and try to keep growing.
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I have a long list of blogs to write. Some are just ideas, some for future use, some are drafted out and others as good as completed just waiting for the right time to post. But scheduling is something I have yet to master and I am acutely aware that this blog page seems a little neglected - a little forgotten - and it needs some attention, some content, some interest. So I have set myself a little challenge. A blog series called 'The Friday Photograph'
This will 'challenge' me on a number of levels and serve several purposes;
1) it ensures more regular and up to date posts.
This is good for me and you. Hopefully for you it will give a greater insight into the world of Church Park Flowers. In return I hope to see what posts are popular, find out what people like and what people like to know.
2) it will help give me more confidence in my writing
Writing does not come naturally to me, by making myself regular pen something - albeit short - I hope to become more comfortable with the written prose
3) it will chart my planned improvement in photography
Good images are essential on a website, and more so when illustrating a creative art such as floristry. I am determined to improve my photographic record of behind the scenes and 'front of house' images of Church Park Flowers. By putting them under a series heading it will be easier to map any progress made
So the First One is a picture I took last week of a spring arrangement I made for a couple of wedding fairs.
I really like how this arrangement turned out. The container is a copper footed urn found in a charity shop. Asymmetrical arrangements are on trend right now and I think they work so well with natural and seasonal flowers. The shape mirrors so well how these flowers and foliage would be found in the garden and hedgerows in early spring.
Narcissi, primroses tulips and ranunculus nestle in with foliage, twigs and even feathers to create a tableau of spring.
The photo is taken on my iPhone against the battered door of the workshop. The door may be 'distressed' but I like the rustic look it gives to the image.
So.... The gauntlet is down, I have started the Friday Photograph blog series. Let's see where it takes us.
