Flowers At the Movies - NEW for 2015
For this calendar I selected photos from my files of flowers which had been used in movie titles, then made a little quiz by adding the names of 12 film stars who appeared in them. Just match the names of the stars with the titled flowers.
The photos on the cover are in the order they are in the calendar (l. to r., then down). The actor's names are in alphabetical order by first name, as you see. The common name of the flower is in the title, but the color of the flower in the photo may not be the same color that is named in the movie title. (Had I used the movie "White Oleander" I might have used a photo of the pink variety.)
To help the plant-species-challenged, each photo in the calendar has a small caption with the common name of the flower. The answers are on the last page of the calendar.
I have reissued the calendar in two sizes starting with the 2018 calendar year - it is available here:
https://www.createphotocalendars.com/Shop/annsanfedelecalendarsandbooks
Read MoreThe photos on the cover are in the order they are in the calendar (l. to r., then down). The actor's names are in alphabetical order by first name, as you see. The common name of the flower is in the title, but the color of the flower in the photo may not be the same color that is named in the movie title. (Had I used the movie "White Oleander" I might have used a photo of the pink variety.)
To help the plant-species-challenged, each photo in the calendar has a small caption with the common name of the flower. The answers are on the last page of the calendar.
I have reissued the calendar in two sizes starting with the 2018 calendar year - it is available here:
https://www.createphotocalendars.com/Shop/annsanfedelecalendarsandbooks
Flowers At the Movies Cover
The quiz rules text on the cover is the same as the text on this page above the index photos . Briefly, match the names of the actors with the photos of the flowers. Each flower is in the title of a movie in which one of these actors appeared. A friend of mine came up with a title that meant one of the actors above could have been connected to two flowers - but if you chose the wrong one then one of the other actors would be displaced .
