Apple 2

Posted February 5, 2011
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8 comments so far

  1. kiwidutch on February 5, 2011

    I think I like the first apple post better, simply because of the composition: this one reminds me of two volcano’s!
    Personal preference is everything though, and I’m sure some people will like this one better than the other one 🙂

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    • Giiid on February 5, 2011

      From a decorative point of view, I agree with you about the first apple, but don´t compare them, that was not my intension. Each of them are posted to tell their own story about the apple.

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  2. Gerry on February 5, 2011

    Pie. It looks like pie. (It’s winter. Everything looks like pie to me.)

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    • Giiid on February 5, 2011

      Now you say it, I am suddenly reminded of the pies I saw in “Donald Duck”, I used to wonder what it was, because we doesn´t have that pie-tradition over here. There used to be that hole in the middle. And the pie used to be stolen by someone, while it was cooling down … yes, this is a pie, no doubt about that. I suppose I can expect snow now…

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  3. Watching paint dry | Today's Prompt on February 5, 2011

    […] collages enchant me, is studying dried apple slices.  She’s made two posts about it so far: Apple 2 and Apple.  That reminded me of dried apple dolls, which also enchant me. You can see some and […]

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  4. burstmode on February 6, 2011

    I think I need to go to Apple 1…

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  5. isathreadsoflife on February 8, 2011

    Tiny volcanoes on an uneven field… this would have been my first thought, had I not seen the first apple picture 😉 Fabulous photography, giiid ! Very artistic indeed.

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  6. Giiid on February 8, 2011

    Thank you very much Isa. 🙂

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