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"Andrew Zuckerman's Newest Photography Book Captures Natural Beauty of Flowers\nSupreme natural beauty is captured in vivid detail in hyperrealist photographer Andrew Zuckerman's latest book\nA spindly coral-color Pride of Burma bloom (Amherstia nobilis).\nThe lustrous color of the seafoam-green jade vine flower (Strongylodon macrobotrys) is a refreshing shift from traditional floral hues.\nAn element of sensuality is reflected in the way these orchids (Maxillariella picta) face each other, as if to whisper or to kiss.\nOrnamental Chinese lantern flowers (Physalis alkekengi) have a surprisingly paperlike texture.\nA dramatic, almost theatrical image of a young dahlia (Dahlia cultivar).\nThe anatomy of a tulip\u2014its pistil and stamens\u2014takes center stage in this overhead shot.\nThe porcupine-esque blossom of a handkerchief tree (Brownea coccinea).\nZuckerman focuses on a large, incurved chrysanthemum, which gets its name from the Greek words for \"golden\" and \"flower.\"\nA study of a single Dutch iris, the flower immortalized on canvas by Vincent van Gogh in Irises (1889).\nAndrew Zuckerman's Flower celebrates the remarkable beauty of blossoms\u2014both familiar and exotic."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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