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Deep violet ranunculus macro, The Sunday Florist
STUDIO FLORAL PRINTS

Flowers, held still
a Sunday longer.

Macro studio photography of fresh-cut blooms — fine art prints for the wall you look at every morning.

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Every print starts as a single Sunday arrangement, shot in natural light before the bloom fades — some pieces lean toward quiet decay as much as full color, on purpose.

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Deep violet-pink ranunculus macro, jewel-toned petals
Violet Hour
Ranunculus macro · from $65
A single ranunculus at its most saturated — deep violet folding into magenta at the edges. The piece that started this whole series.
Memento mori bouquet in glass, black background
Memento, Vol. I
Dried stock & mum, glass vessel · from $65
Dried stock and mum in glass, against black. Decay photographed as still life, light catching every curling, dried edge.
Pale pink ruffled carnation close-up
Blush Ruffle
Carnation macro · from $55
A pale pink carnation shot close enough to lose the flower and find the pattern — ruffled edges reading almost like fabric.
Mixed purple and white bouquet detail
Market Mix
Spider mum & wax flower · from $65
Spider mum and wax flower gathered loose and a little wild — the most casual, market-stall feeling piece in the set.
Pale pink carnation with magenta edges
Edgework
Carnation macro · from $55
A carnation's magenta-tipped edges in sharp macro focus, pale pink fading into saturated color right at the rim.
Drying bouquet in glass vase against cream wall
Memento, Vol. II
Dried stock, soft light · from $65
A second drying bouquet, softer light and a cream wall behind it — quieter and warmer than its black-background companion.
Black and white ranunculus macro
Mono Bloom
Ranunculus, black & white · from $55
A ranunculus stripped of color, shot in black and white to let its folded structure do all the talking.
Dried violet iris on white background
Specimen, Iris
Dried iris, white ground · from $65
A single dried iris on a clean white ground, shot like a pressed botanical specimen — minimal and gallery-wall ready.
OUR STORY

Long before this was a photography collection, it was a Sunday ritual learned from my grandmother.

She lived on the farm next to ours, grew her own roses, kept a hothouse full of things that shouldn't have survived a New Zealand winter, and did the flowers for her church — every service, every wedding, arranged by hand at her kitchen table. I spent a lot of childhood hours watching her work, long before I understood that what she was teaching me was really about looking closely: how light falls through a petal, how a dying bloom can be as striking as a fresh one, how arrangement is its own kind of composition.

The Sunday Florist is my way of carrying that forward — studio macro photography of fresh-cut blooms, shot slowly and with the same attention she gave a bouquet headed for an altar. Some pieces lean toward full, quiet decay as much as color, on purpose. That was her lesson too.

The Sunday Florist
A studio floral series by Moofish Productions. Each print is made to order and available for a limited time.
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