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I recently changed my Instagram handle from @thesecretgardenblog to @sophia_kaplan

Still the same photographs of gardens and flowers, but I wanted it to reflect my new branding and website.

Some recent posts…

All images by Sophia Kaplan.

Step into the world of Japanese photographer Daisuke Hamada

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All images by Daisuke Hamada.

I did flowers for a shoot late last year with Damien and Anastasia (same team as the Daughters of Simone shoot) which was recently published in White Magazine. Check out some of the pics below, or the article here.

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Photographer Damien Milan
Stylist Anastasia Gladushchenko
Flowers by Sophia Kaplan (me!)
Make up & Hair Renee Sayed
Model Indigo Scarlet Sparke @indigolunascarlet
Dresses Well Suited Bride
Bangles + earrings  Dinosaur Designs
Granule cuff + rings Marina Antoniou
Stacking rings Cinnamon Lee
Hinoki rings Dat Van
Necklaces Anna Varendorff at Milk & Thistle

My sister Olive has just returned to Paris. Sad to say goodbye to her after such a fun summer but I’m sure despite the cold it’s lovely to be back in the city she now calls home.

While she was here we did a fun little shoot with photography by Kurt Davies with flowers by me.

  

All photographs by Kurt Davies.

Carolyn Young is an Australian artist whose work Grassy Woodlands is currently being featured on a Collingwood billboard as part of an art initiative by the Yarra Council. Young is interested in the seasonality of these disappearing ecosystems and encourages her viewers to observe and respect the nature that exists all over. I’d like to have a wall of this in my home.

 All images by Carolyn Young.

Via Grounded Gardens Instagram.

We have just returned from a magical few days down at Sambo’s farm.

The New Years Eve dinner tables were painstakingly built (between glasses of spritz) by the boys and decorated with quince branches by Angele, Olive, Jane and me. Dinner at sunset was followed by performances in the theatre and lots of dancing.

The rest of our days were filled with trips to the waterfall and the gorge to cool ourselves in the summer heat with 30 of us comically spread across two utes to travel, watching movies under the stars with everyone piled on mattresses in front of the projector, and eating an unimaginable amount of food prepared with so little fuss by Que and her team of mates.

To old friends and new, and most importantly Sam, Kali and Rupert, thank you for such a great escape.

   Photographs by Sophia Kaplan.

Images by FEELTHEFUTURE for Oyster Magazine.

   All photographs by Gibson Fox.

These images are from American photographer and pioneer of artistic colour photography William Eggleston’s book, titled simply Flowers. For more info on the artist be sure to check out Artsy’s page.

All photographs by William Eggleston.

I’m not going to lie – I’ve been missing Paris like crazy. I was due to return around now but life happened and it looks like I’ll be here in Sydney for a bit longer. I can’t complain, autumn has been beautiful and Sydney has been good to me. I’m working for a florist and a landscape designer both of whom I admire greatly and whose generosity in sharing their craft continually blows me away. I have a lot to learn and I am loving the process as well as the opportunity to do some projects of my own.  These lovely photographs of springtime in Paris from Carin Olsson’s blog Paris in Four Months will have to keep me sated for now.

   All photographs by Carin Olsson for Paris in Four Months

Deb is the deputy editor of super cute kids mag Papier Mache, a freelance kids fashion stylist and a good mate of mine. She has a great eye and a knack with kids and I had the pleasure of assisting her on some shoots in Paris last year. Check out some of her dreamy, romantic work below and for more info be sure to visit her website.

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