The fluffy, oval flower head of field clover — also called cat's paw — glows at the center of the frame like a small cloud dusted with silver hairs.
I photograph on the wild meadows of Warsaw. I photograph the plant in a cool, blue-grey monochrome, with a very narrow depth of field that keeps only the outer teeth of the calyxes in focus. In the background, a blurred stem and a dark, vertical line of grass form a spare, almost graphic division of the plane.
These are plants considered weeds. Often overlooked, yet look how beautiful they are. The mood is delicate and ethereal, as if the whole meadow had been hushed into one bright shape. The square print brings lightness to bright interiors — above a bed, a desk, or in a gallery of frames in a hallway.
The photographs are printed on professional, archival papers in limited editions. You can order other size. Print size 30 × 30 cm.