Wow, Janina, you’re really digging back into my blog! Thanks for that 🙂 I haven’t done that in a long time and really should. My photographic style has definitely evolved as I continue to explore what I most like to shoot. Urban landscapes have clearly become my images of choice, but I do remember the fun of capturing those delicious-looking nectarines!
Yes, your urban shots certainly are strong and, therefore, I think you could bring some of that architectural eye to fruit shots, vegetables en masse…bringing an abstract feel to them, if you light it well!
Thanks for those thoughts, Janina. I truly do struggle with composition on smaller scale images. Developing my eye for these types of shots is something I desperately want to do. Your insights are invaluable as they give me a direction!
I appreciate where you’re coming from, Stacy. My thoughts are merely musings on what I can envision! Your photographic choices are your business…but, if you do wish to explore, just start taking these sorts of shots with a 50mm lens (in old film talk) and see them as ‘flat’ objects, ie an overhead view, or similar. Have fun! Remember: Rome wasn’t built in a day! 😉
Bravo! I like the way you think. I ALWAYS carry my camera with me especially to the grocery store. The displays in the produce and vegetable sections are an artists wonderland. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Oh come and join us here in the UK, Stacy. We’ve just had the coldest August night on record as well a months worth of rain which fell on Monday, which just happened to be a bank holiday here in the UK. I’m still refusing to go from wearing shorts to wearing long trousers, at least until October 1st! 🙂 Enjoy the last breathes of summer.
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Nectarines are a favourite…in the stores at the moment. Nice capture.
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Wow, Janina, you’re really digging back into my blog! Thanks for that 🙂 I haven’t done that in a long time and really should. My photographic style has definitely evolved as I continue to explore what I most like to shoot. Urban landscapes have clearly become my images of choice, but I do remember the fun of capturing those delicious-looking nectarines!
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Yes, your urban shots certainly are strong and, therefore, I think you could bring some of that architectural eye to fruit shots, vegetables en masse…bringing an abstract feel to them, if you light it well!
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Thanks for those thoughts, Janina. I truly do struggle with composition on smaller scale images. Developing my eye for these types of shots is something I desperately want to do. Your insights are invaluable as they give me a direction!
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I appreciate where you’re coming from, Stacy. My thoughts are merely musings on what I can envision! Your photographic choices are your business…but, if you do wish to explore, just start taking these sorts of shots with a 50mm lens (in old film talk) and see them as ‘flat’ objects, ie an overhead view, or similar. Have fun! Remember: Rome wasn’t built in a day! 😉
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Well, your musings make perfect sense to me, Janina 🙂 I’m excited to try out this new “view”!
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…well, have fun! Hope we get to see some you’d be happy to expose to the world. 🙂
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Not quite yet 😉
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Gorgeous color! And the reason I will not ever be totally monochromic!
Nice work, Stacey!
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Thanks, Laurie! I can take no credit for the gorgeous color 😉
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Luscious ! Makes me want to reach into the picture and pick one to eat !
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Mmm, come to think of it, I could use one of these right about now too 🙂 Thanks, SC!
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Bravo! I like the way you think. I ALWAYS carry my camera with me especially to the grocery store. The displays in the produce and vegetable sections are an artists wonderland. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Thanks, Gerry! Glad to know I’m not the only one 🙂
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Beautiful and appetizing, appricot?! you should try cabbage section next time Stacy!
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Hahaha, cabbage … I’ll have to keep my eyes open for that 😉 As for this fruit, they’re actually delicious nectarines – yum!
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Beautifully captured.
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Thanks, Cee. Something about the beautiful colors of fresh fruit that just makes it irresistible to shoot 🙂
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Makes me still think it’s summer here, Stacy.
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Hi, Hugh! Thought I’d get a few last summer shots in. It’s beginning to wind down for us in the States 😦
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Oh come and join us here in the UK, Stacy. We’ve just had the coldest August night on record as well a months worth of rain which fell on Monday, which just happened to be a bank holiday here in the UK. I’m still refusing to go from wearing shorts to wearing long trousers, at least until October 1st! 🙂 Enjoy the last breathes of summer.
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89 degrees here today, Hugh. Guess I spoke too soon 😦 I’ll trade you – I actually love cold, rainy days. Don’t know what that says about me …
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