Cabbage roses are one of the brief pleasures of late spring — full, fragrant, layered with petals that seem to multiply as the bloom opens. They are available for only a few weeks between May and June, which is part of what makes them so worth stopping for.
This photograph was made with intention — the focus softened deliberately to let the roses dissolve at the edges into something dreamier than a sharp botanical study. The result sits somewhere between photography and painting. The blooms are recognizably roses, but the image feels like a memory of roses — warm, soft, slightly out of reach.
Printed on Fuji Crystal Archive DP II Velvet — a professional photographic paper with a deep matte surface and no reflections. The neutral base tone renders color with exceptional accuracy, bringing the warmth and depth of botanical photography to life with a tactile, gallery-quality finish. Each print is made to order and ships from my Berlin studio.
Available sizes:Â
30×45cm — €85
40×60cm — €125
60×90cm — €200
Sold unframed. Borderless — the full image extends to the edge of the paper. For larger sizes or custom dimensions — contact me directly.
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Shipping Details:
Shipping is included within Europe. Orders outside the EU may be subject to customs duties — these are the responsibility of the buyer. Each print is made to order and delivered within approximately 14 days.
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