Wild Flowers Michael E. Northrup A tongue-in-cheek reference to the

A tongue-in-cheek reference to the paradox of our desire to find a universal truth and the impossibility of doing so

Through these experimental elements

Although I have to say that I love the little chunks of snow on the lower right edge of the frame and how they captured the light in a different way

and has then exposed dozens of the negatives

the work does not fall into aimless ambiguity open to any interpretation

Wild Flowers Michael E. Northrup A tongue-in-cheek reference to theThis is a limited edition portfolio of 8 original photographs signed and numbered (270 500) by the late Lord Snowdon. Each print is mounted in a watercolour card sleeve. All prints are in mint condition. There is also a frontispiece page signed by Snowdon. Presented in a clamshell case, also in as new condition. About Wild Flowers Lord Snowdon's close up photographic studies reveal the balance, harmony and form of wild flowers. The accompanying text