You are right, unusual and yet a very common. The light, colors and shapes were suddenly in a good mix, and I stopped my apple slicing and went for my camera instead.
I imagine there must be a very interesting pip / seed / stone world lying in front of us, just waiting to be found. 🙂
Thank you, have a nice week end Reggie.
When I am not so sleepy, when I am not creeping into the day, I must try to write a poem about the mind of an artist who examines an apple slice, and then the small glossy seeds, so brown and mysterious in their golden cave. When I am not so sleepy.
Gerry, I am so honored (and my apple would be too if it hadn´t been eaten) to be in the spotlight of your sharp poetic mind. I am a bit worried, though, about that sleepy feeling you have, winter is coming and I remember that you have felt attempted to join some kind of hibernation time. All in all it seems like big hurdles for creation of a poem, but I am happy and satisfied to know that the thought was there. “Det er tanken der tæller” – a very useful saying. (directly: “It is the thought that counts”)
Ah. I resist hibernation until the Winter Solstice. The apple that has been eaten, the marginally poetic writer who has been drowsy . . . there may be a poem in there yet. (I find that, while the thought does count, the deed is considerably more effective.)
When I saw this photo posted on the blog, I came to think of how you work serious with details and light, – and I felt that I had to make another and better copy, more sharp in contrasts. Now that I know you have seen this, I am happy I did so. It´s good to be inspired to make an effort. Thank you for the nice words.
I do not think I ever saw an apple as artistic as this one ! And juicy. I definitely must have a closer look at the apple I am going to eat later. Beautiful art picture, Birgitte.
It’s a surprise to see ordinary subjects becoming small work of art, as I think this apple did when the light was shining right this angle. It is a great pleasure to have someone to show it to, especially someone who can see that same new and interesting perhaps beautiful side. Thank you for doing that, Isa.
How unusual, Giiid! I really like the colours – there’s something so juicy and sparkly about the white flesh of the apple, you captured it well!
You are right, unusual and yet a very common. The light, colors and shapes were suddenly in a good mix, and I stopped my apple slicing and went for my camera instead.
I imagine there must be a very interesting pip / seed / stone world lying in front of us, just waiting to be found. 🙂
Thank you, have a nice week end Reggie.
When I am not so sleepy, when I am not creeping into the day, I must try to write a poem about the mind of an artist who examines an apple slice, and then the small glossy seeds, so brown and mysterious in their golden cave. When I am not so sleepy.
Gerry, I am so honored (and my apple would be too if it hadn´t been eaten) to be in the spotlight of your sharp poetic mind. I am a bit worried, though, about that sleepy feeling you have, winter is coming and I remember that you have felt attempted to join some kind of hibernation time. All in all it seems like big hurdles for creation of a poem, but I am happy and satisfied to know that the thought was there. “Det er tanken der tæller” – a very useful saying. (directly: “It is the thought that counts”)
Ah. I resist hibernation until the Winter Solstice. The apple that has been eaten, the marginally poetic writer who has been drowsy . . . there may be a poem in there yet. (I find that, while the thought does count, the deed is considerably more effective.)
Lush, beautiful.
Thank you very much, Mrs. Uhdh. 🙂
I think photography is about making the common exotic, as you have done here. It is beautiful.
When I saw this photo posted on the blog, I came to think of how you work serious with details and light, – and I felt that I had to make another and better copy, more sharp in contrasts. Now that I know you have seen this, I am happy I did so. It´s good to be inspired to make an effort. Thank you for the nice words.
I do not think I ever saw an apple as artistic as this one ! And juicy. I definitely must have a closer look at the apple I am going to eat later. Beautiful art picture, Birgitte.
It’s a surprise to see ordinary subjects becoming small work of art, as I think this apple did when the light was shining right this angle. It is a great pleasure to have someone to show it to, especially someone who can see that same new and interesting perhaps beautiful side. Thank you for doing that, Isa.