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by Zoe Field (Author), Julia Atkinson-Dunn (Photographer)
Lost & Found is a large format, beautiful photographic book that celebrates the joy and beauty of flowers throughout the seasons.
A series of detailed and enchanting botanical flat-lays will transport you into the world of 15 imagined creative characters, whose lives have been shaped by nature. Get lost in their stories as you search for hidden objects amongst the blooms and foliage. Inspired by her flower-filled life in Gisborne, New Zealand, grower and florist Zoë Field presents her work through a new, magical lens. Combining her extraordinary photography and flowering skills she not only offers readers of all ages a visual delight but also idea-laden lists of plants to capture the imagination of any gardener, regardless of their experience. "My hope is that this book offers a little respite, a visual delight that takes your imagination on a journey. Let your eyes wander the pages as if walking the paths of a garden. Finding treasures in every season, making sure not to overlook the littlest of details." Zoë FieldAuthor Biography
Zoe Field is owner of Field of Roses, a small flower farm and floral design studio which she runs with her mother, Sue Field. The farm is nestled in the beautiful Waingake Valley just outside of Gisborne, New Zealand. From a field overlooking rolling hills and the river valley below, they grow an assortment of garden roses, flowering annuals and perennials-each lending themselves to wild and romantic designs. As a mother and daughter team, they work side-by-side planting, tending, picking, and designing from Spring through to Autumn. They grow a wide range of flowers. Roses being their main crop, with one thousand garden roses keeping them busy throughout the year and just under an acre of cut flowers where you'll find all the classics-Sweet Peas, Foxgloves, Dahlias, Zinnias, Poppies, Clematis, the list goes on. As a designer, Zoe's aesthetic draws inspiration from nature. It is loose and romantic in style. Her hope is for every bouquet and arrangement to tell a story about the land in which it was grown, as well as the seasons from which it came. Whether it's filled with delicate spring blooms, sun-loving summer flowers, or earthy autumn tones, each one is a true celebration of the seasons.
