Dainty Flowers

Dainty Flowers photography offers intricate yet simple floral apparel, from singular or an entire image of high definition prints. We're often clouded by the city that we look past what's below us. Each image is in the hope to capture the rich psychedelic vibrancy and variations of color presented to us every day. These pieces can help enhance a simple outfit or turn one's ootd chic and adventurous.

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Hello!!

I can edit your photos now on Fiverr. Of course I’m still new to this but it’s really fun. Check it out!

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Hello everyone! Today I edited an Aquilegia, commonly known as the Columbine or Granny’s Bonnet Flower. I made sure to accentuate the colors so it looks better, giving it a natural look. My camera didn’t do the flower any justice. 

The entire flower is pink with yellow accents, and what’s great about this flower is that it hold a lot of nectar so hummingbirds love it. The color of the flower popped out so much when I was walking the neighborhood, I had to take a pic of it. 

With my Dainty Flowers by Carery collection, I’ve only created one style for apparel.

Style 1: Top right corner. For pets and home style, I changed it up a little bit.

You can also check out my Youtube to see how I removed the background of this flower using Photoworks!

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Helianthus Pauciflorus, which belongs in the Sunflower family. These are commonly found in North America. This flower has a bright yellow base with orange undertones giving it a wonderful color pop in nature and outfits!

So far with the isolated image, I’ve made 3 different styles.

Style 1: Flower on the front, top right corner

Style 2: Flower on the front, middle.

Style 3: Flower on the back, middle.

You can also check out my process on Youtube!

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Hello everyone! I’m back again with another piece in my Dainty Flowers collection.  This is the Philadelphia Fleabane, super cute and dainty for sure. I thought it’ll be cute on a few apparel options when isolated.  I have 2 styles for this collection

Style 1: the flower in the front at the bottom.

Style 2: the flower on the back, larger print. 

You can also check out my satisfying background removal video on Youtube!

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So I isolated a few flowers from my first post on the Hydrangea Paniculata. I have also added this piece to my ship in four variations. 

Style 1 is a basic design placed on the upper right side. 

Style 2 is a larger version placed in the middle of the apparel.

Style 3 is a little more complicated, like style 1 but circular. 

Style 4 is circular on the back.

Hope you guys like my new collection!

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This photo was taken outside of UTSC, right where the bus terminal is. Every spring, these buds bloom into these deep and rich pinks, surrounding the entry door. 

Unfortunately I don’t know the name of this tree. If you know, hit me up or just comment!

If you like this image, feel free to check out my shop, Dainty Flowers, to add a little pop of color in your ootd!

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I took this photo of a Purple Alpine Aster. First image is the original photo and then the second one is an isolated image of the flower with no background. A wonderful display of opposing colors in nature. Absolute fav. 

You can click here to check out my new addition in my collection of Dainty Flowers.

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The Barberton Daisy, in the white variation. You can get this on apparel by clicking here

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Hydrangea Paniculata. My favorite color, pink! The vibrancy of this flower, and the uniformed coloring is amazing.

Feel free to check out my shop for this wonderful piece. Add a little complexity, yet still so simple to your outfit.

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This was taken near my home in Toronto, I love this cute blue and white mix

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Taken at Kawartha trail  You can buy this in my shop Dainty Flowers