It has been a while since I shot a true still life. Autumn with its lively red and yellow colour shades is irresistible for me, just like for most photographers. I love rose-hip at this time of year and the fact that it is so easily accessible for me growing in the car park outside my house makes it a must to use in a still life. Its spindly wild look calls for a wide top receptacle to present it in an interesting way and this time I thought of the old small copper coal scuttle I picked up for a pound at a car boot sale. The white enamel jug with dried lavender in it that sits on a tiny wooden table in the corner of my dining room came as an exciting addition. And a couple of red apples and a few supermarket bought physalis rounded up the the early autumn theme.
Beautifully done.
ReplyDeletepredivno vesnice, savrseno... mrtva trka izmedju tebe i holandeza! :*
ReplyDeleteNisam sigurna da razumijem drugi dio tvog komentara, ali hvala ti, draga Sandra!
DeleteWow - navikao sam na ovako dobre tvoje fotke, ali s ovom dokazuješ da ti ideja ne fali i da si sve bolja i bolja.....kompozicija i odabir elemenata su savršeni!
ReplyDeletePuno ti hvala na podrsci koja mi tako puno znaci....tako mi je drago da ti se svidja -:)
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