In my Be Still 52 class the assignment was ‘organic’, to interpret as we would like. When I think of organic I automatically think of organic fruits and vegetables, so I bought some pears at the local fruit stand. I also think of nature, making wood my choice of background.
I tried and tried to get the color the same in both images
for this diptych, I couldn’t do it. Then
I realized with a different point of view and the light hitting the subject differently, it was impossible to get the color exactly
the same. I settled for close.
Today I am joining Kim Klassen’s Texture Tuesday and the
class Be Still 52. I used Kim’s
Lightroom preset darklight, brought
some saturation back into the images and other little changes here and there.
(Is an image every really finished?) I
textured the images with Kim’s textures colton and dessert.
Thank you for stopping by!!
Have a great week!!
Michelle
Such a beautiful arrangement, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, I just love the lighting and the warm earthy tones! :)
What beautiful images...frame worthy. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteSomething about pears. Especially love the first and last picture!
ReplyDeleteI think I love moody better than dreamy images this is so rich and wonderful. Love the bowl so good...and love the imperfections on the pears. Just make the whole image real.
ReplyDeleteLove the tones in this, just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, these are really wonderful and I agree with Barbara, most of the time I go for moody.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, Michelle !
ReplyDeleteLove the color of the pears against the wood ... what a great bowl !
Have a nice day,
Sylvia
LOVE all of them!
ReplyDeleteLike very much the dyptic. That is a lovely knot in the bowl.
ReplyDeleteAmazing set of images! Gorgeous light and I love that bowl.
ReplyDeleteThe wood and the pears complement each other so well.
ReplyDeleteYou've captured the organic theme perfectly - the yellow/green of the pears alongside the wooden bowl - so lovely. While I am not in the Be Still class, I'm certainly learning a lot just by seeing the work of Kim's students. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! I need to get busy with that class! Perfect representation of organic!
ReplyDeleteLove the wooden bowl and the colour of the pears...
ReplyDeleteI love your combination of the pears and the wood, makes a stunning presentation!!
ReplyDeleteThis is spot on for 'organic' and should be framed and displayed.
ReplyDeleteThe tones are so warm and soft, a perfect welcome shot for the autumn! LG Su
ReplyDeletePerfect subject matter for the Organic assignment. Love all the different views and what a great bowl!
ReplyDeleteThe light on the pears is perfect, and the contrast of the yellow pears and the wooden bowl is wonderful !
ReplyDeleteLove every one of these pictures! The color of the pears against that fantastic wooden bowl is lovely! The diptych is great!
ReplyDeleteThese are just perfect! Pears are such a wonderful photo prop. Yes, it's amazing how changing our perspective with our cameras also changes the light and the tones of our photos. It's sometimes frustrating but these are all lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos, the dark wood bowl, the golden pears. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I would have trouble not eating them before I photographed them.
ReplyDeleteSo funny. Even before I started to read your post, I thought how organic these images are with the fruit and the beautiful woods.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, the wooden color and yellow!
ReplyDeleteLove the deep contrast in each of your pear photos ♥
Greetings and hugs
Brigitte
Oh my gosh - these are absolutely gorgeous and delicious! I think you got the color and light right on ...
ReplyDeleteMy goodness...these are all beautiful...I especially like the last one, showing the "wabi sabi" in the wood of the bowl. Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the TT feature today!! so well deserved!
ReplyDeleteThank you Barb!
DeleteCongratulations on being featured on Kim's blog today!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carol!
DeleteI am Loving the contrast of colors. Gorgeous work.
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