So, this is going to be a different kind of post. I took some pictures of some roses that I got a while ago when we bought our car and I want to frame one of them. After looking through all of them and demanding that Ashton give me his input, we narrowed the selection down to 4. So now, I want your input because I'm lousy with making these kinds of decisions. So, here it goes.
#1

#2

#3

#4

So, let me know which is your favorite!
4 comments:
i will pick #4. i like the velvety feel of a rose petal and being able to see it up close appeals to that sense of touch.
can almost feel it's shimmery surface.
did you know you can make them last a little longer? after they begin to droop a little, immerse them, sideways, in a sink or bucket of icewater for a minute or two. perks them right up.
that would get my attention too. :)
I really like #4 too! It's beautiful!
I can only narrow it down to #1 and #4. I'm indecisive too. I like both so it'd depend on what look you're going for. Good job on the photography!
I was going to say #3 or #4...and i like your tip lindsay : )
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