August 20, 2016

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Ephemeral Art Comp Winner

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13925263_1082374265183718_9038593714208669646_nWe have a winner of our ‘Ephemeral Photo Competition’. Drum roll please! All gorgeous entries. Our judge’s (Talina Edward) favourite is the beautiful arrangement of green and brown leaves by Jane Marriott. Talina writes ‘The natural colouring of the leaves is striking, and the composition in a floral shape of different sized leaves against the dark background is beautiful’. Congratulations Jane, a beautiful Angus & Celeste brooch is coming your way. Thank you to everyone who entered. Here is a sample of some of our favourites.Slàinte – Colleen13921144_1082374615183683_5487102489560918603_n 13939469_1082374258517052_3803968264748391914_n 14034850_1082374378517040_4806220502038925440_n  13939525_1082380315183113_5427333955751158485_n 14045919_1082374275183717_5799845724010236745_n 14045960_1082374478517030_3811652906191196154_n 14051833_1082374558517022_965812832734279335_n

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