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People in China have cultivated Chrysanthemum Flowers since the beginning of their civilization. Symbolizing "the flower of longevity", it is no surprise to see so many of them adorning chinese doorsteps, courtyards and balconies. Because of its lenghty florescence and rare beauty, Chrysanthemum flowers have been favored by poets and painters through the ages. This particular Mum with very soft and pink petals, was quietly adorning the footsteps of an inner coutryard in Lijiang, China, lit by a few early morning winter clouds.

Julia was born in Vienna, Austria, and as a teenager moved to Milan, Italy, with her family. Working in various fields of fashion for over twenty years in Milan instilled a growing sense of perfectionism in esthetics, design and composition which later naturally led to photography as her main occupation and passion. Her extensive professional and personal travels have allowed her to gather inspirational perspectives of life�s unique moments, venturing in different areas such as fine arts, fashion and editorial. Julia is a contributor to several renowned stock agencies such as Getty and Alamy, and her work has been published regularly in various print media internationally. Whatever the subject she tries to capture, her love for...