I bought some lemons. The lemons were for my Be Still 52 assignment which was to create a still life photo inspired by a still life painting. After I took photos for the assignment, I took a few more photos that I liked better and thought I would share them today with Texture Tuesday.
My still life photo (below) for the Be Still 52 class didn’t turn out how I had it pictured in my mind. I need to find a different glass pedestal, this one seems crooked. I thought it was sitting crooked on the wood paneling, but no, it is just crooked. I didn't see this until I was trying to edit the image. I guess that happens sometimes.
I have some very exciting news… my little brother (he is 39
years old) and his wife had their first baby last night… it’s a boy. I am so happy for them. I can’t wait to take pictures of baby feet. I
love baby feet.
Today I am joining Kim Klassen’s Texture Tuesday and Be Still
52. The still life image was
textured with Kim’s textures dessert_2b, cecile and waterfront 7_magic in screen mode for the canvas texture. I kept playing with layers until I felt it
looked like an old still life. The other
lemon images were textured with Kim’s texture gift and the top one has a layer of waterfront7_magic also.
Thank you for stopping by!!
Have a great week!!
Congrats to you all you have chosen a great subject for your still life. I still haven't decided on my subject for BeStill !
ReplyDeletehi Michelle
ReplyDeletefirst congrats to you and yours... that's wonderful news..... oh and the baby feet... YES... : )
as for the still life.... lemons on a pedestal..... I'd have the same issue with the pedestal..it'd drive me crazy... yet... i didn't even notice on your photo...... I absolutely LOVE it..... i mean... LOVE.
Lemons are so photogenic...... Beautiful images (all)....
have a fabulous day..... xo....Kim
Well congrats on the new baby, lucky you!! And your lemon shot is gorgeous, just gorgeous - to be honest I didn't even notice the pedestal, but I know I would have if it were my photo. (it may just be you need to turn it next time to a different angle)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! A new baby in the family. That's always a special time. Your lemon photos are beautiful. If you hadn't pointed out the pedestal I wouldn't have noticed. We are our own worst critics, aren't we?
ReplyDeleteYay- a new baby!!! Well, all these are just wonderful, Michelle- love the simplicity of the compositions- perfect!
ReplyDeleteI'm not in the B52 course, so don't know about your other lemon image....but these are fantastic! Wow....
ReplyDeleteSo fresh, that yellow and white together.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots.
Such gorgeous photos! And congratulations to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! So nice to have a new baby in the family - I just had to smile when I read "baby feet" - I love them too :). Lovely images!
ReplyDeleteGreat lemon photos and congrats to the happy couple on the new baby.
ReplyDeletelemons and lavender...two of my favorite things! Gorgeous captures!
ReplyDeleteWonderful images, I love the one with the pedestal. Congrats to your family, how lovely to have a new baby boy !
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I think the last one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new baby in the family! Can't wait to see your pictures of sweet baby. Love your images today - the classic still life with the lemons on the pedestal is elegant and so beautifully lit.
ReplyDeleteI think your photos are great, and didn't notice the crooked pedestal dish until you mentioned it! Congratulations on your new nephew!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I love lemons too. The simplicity of the first image really attracts my eye. Enjoy your new nephew, babies are so much fun to photograph!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous shot! Lemons really are so photogenic:) and I can't believe they were
ReplyDelete$1 each at the market today!
How exciting for your brother and his wife! How wonderful to have a sweet baby boy! I really enjoyed your lemon photos. It's interesting how a different perspective can change the color and light. I like the imperfection of the pedestal. It's real just as the lemons are real. It would have been fun to see the painting that inspired you also! Enjoy that new baby, Michelle!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for the new bundle of joy in your family, Michelle! How exciting! :)
ReplyDeleteI really L*O*V*E all your still lives, especially the pedestal shot. Have a fabulous evening.