“That thou, light-winged Dryad of the trees,
In some melodious plot
Of beechen green, and shadows numberless,
Singest of summer in full-throated ease.” John Keats
As the prompt last week was outdoor photography and as you have probably noticed that is definitely my thing I thought I would see if I can manage to post an outdoor image for all the Sinful Sunday’s in June.
I took this one a couple of years ago at a private garden that an photographer had hired for the day and I was invited to go along for the day. This amazing plant is Gunnera Manicata also know as Giant Rhubarb or Dinosaur Food and it tucked away in a corner of this garden but the moment I saw it I knew I had to use it in an image. It was starting to rain so I only got two images and when I got home I was delighted that both of them had come out pretty well. The other might appear at some point but I picked this one to post because it is Michael’s favourite. 
Show Comments (20)
LittleSwitchBitch
Wow – the addition of the veil changes this image for me completely. I feel it adds a virginal tone to it. Maybe that’s why it’s Michael’s favourite lol.
It is, of course stunning. Intrigued what the other image is too. Certainly looks like a spectacular garden. x
John Brownstone
This photo is fantastic, reminds me of a classic statue in a garden. Love it!
Cara Thereon
It’s so whimsical and lovely. I can see why he likes it
Violet
Sexy little pixie! An amazing shot as always, Molly!
elliott henry
Oh my, Molly, you look like you are materializing in a of wisp of smoke. I love it.
Mrs Fever
You look fabulously fairy-like in this photo!
We have a gunnera plant. My husband got it from one of the neighbors last summer (“Sue gave me gonorrhea!” he exclaimed – uhm, WHAT?!?), and it’s awesome. In a funky, huge, prehistoric kind of way. It’s really bushed out this season, but it’s not THAT big; the leaves are about three feet in diameter. Not big enough to hold a Molly. 🙂
SilverDom
I keep saying !I love this image!” every week, don’t I?
But it’s true.
Victoria Blisse
I love the fantastical whimsy of this, like you’re teeny tiny in a giants garden.
Modesty Ablaze
Simply stunning . . . such a gorgeous photo !!!
Xxx – K
Jo
Wow – I for sure thought this was edited! You are made of dreams, Molly – I love the Shakespearean quality of this photo.
Heelsnstocking
Such a dreamy looking image. Another winner!! xx
Marie Rebelle
I can see why it’s Michael’s favorite… it’s beautiful! You look like a sexy bush nymph, Really beautiful.
Rebel xox
Aurora Glory
Wow! As always with your photos everything is just perfect! It has the most beautiful, whimsical feel to it. Divine!
Aurora x
Pi
This is a surreal image – so very poetic. ❤️
Jaime
That is truly amazing. A really beautiful scene, with it’s own lovely dryad.
(That may be tautology; I think all dryads are beautiful. Goes with the name and myth. Pedantry/off!)
Anyway, you make a lovely dryad! And a wonderful green photo!
Miss Scarlet
it could be a scene from A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Stunning.
Exposing40
This is AMAZING! Until I read the words I assumed it was a composite image and you placed yourself on the leaf afterwards. It’s fucking mahoosive! Xx
Bee
There is something unreal and fairytale like about this, so beautiful!
I assume it hasn’t changed your mind about rhubarb though ;-p
eye
This image has sent my mind off creating stories which I think all the best ones do. Imagining you taking the opportunity to make it also makes me smile. Lovely. Just lovely.
Tabitha
Oh Molly, just incredible! Like an actual real live faerie ?
So whimsical- the weather adds to the perfect atmosphere x