White Quince Flower Cluster - a cluster of cream-white quince flowers attached on its branch. The branch covered in flowers and buds is running across this macro image from the bottom left to the upper right. Soft green and cream color blossoms are in the background.
Quince is part of the rose family, flowering quince shrubs (Chaenomeles speciosa). In February, the abundant and enormous double white flowers of O Yashima Flowering Quince are among the first fruit blossoms to bloom.
We grow three different colored quinces. The pink one is the first one blooming in early Spring the other two are the pink and this white quince. The two are also a little more sensitive and will get rust spots in the event of a Spring frost. When I do get a pristine flower it makes them even more special. There must be a maturing stage of the flowers the honeybee prefer as I do not see them on the quince flowers until late March and April.
Their beautiful rose shape blossoms look delicate and romantic. Their pastel colors are pleasant and soothing to the eye. This macro photograph is taken from a 45-degree angle allowing for a top and side view. A lovely addition to the modern contemporary space.
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Iris
This artwork is offered by Iris Holzer Richardson
Iris Richardson is a multidisciplinary artist from Hückelhoven, NRW Germany, known for her striking macro photography, painting, and sculpture. Her artistic career began as a formally trained culinary chef, but she returned to her education to formally study photography. Through the years, she added painting and sculpture to her artistic skills. Iris graduated from Rowan University with a BFA and from SACI: Studio Arts College International Florence, Florence, Italy with her MFA.
Iris is particularly drawn to the intricate details and hidden beauty of the natural world, which she captures with stunning precision in her macro photographs and reflects in her paintings and sculptures. From the delicate petals of a flower to the complex patterns of a butterfly's wing, her work invites the viewer to see the world in a new and captivating way.
Iris's work has been exhibited internationally in galleries in Italy, Germany, and the USA. When she is not working in her studio, Iris inspires young artists at Rowan University and resides in Mullica Hill, NJ, where she continues to push the boundaries of her craft with each new project. Her photographs, paintings, and sculptures can be found in various private and public collections worldwide.
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