It was 18° F outside as I snuck out my front door with a
silver serving spoon to dig in my snow covered landscaping. I didn't need much dirt, just enough to make
my veggies look recently pulled from the ground. Luckily, I don't think any of my neighbors saw me. I came inside and filled a spray bottle with water, the one I use to give our birds a bath. The birds did see me, one got excited about the possibility of
a bath and the other 2 were quiet, hoping to become invisible if indeed it was
bath time.
I took my dirt, spray bottle and veggies upstairs to take pictures, lots of pictures.
I took my dirt, spray bottle and veggies upstairs to take pictures, lots of pictures.
I sprayed the veggies with some water, rubbed them with dirt and
sprinkled some around too. It was
fun. When the dirt thawed, it's smell
reminded me of spring...
This photo was taken with my iphone and processed in Camera+ which gave the sky a bit more blue than was actually there. |
Our winter really hasn't been too bad here in SW Ohio. We only got a little over an inch of snow with the last storm, sorry to rub that in if you live on the east coast. Thursday we had some freezing rain in the morning, cold and dreary, but when the clouds were breaking up letting the sun peak through, everything wet reflected the sunlight. It was beautiful. Paying attention to those little things has helped me see how there is beauty in winter, dare I say, as much as any of the other seasons...
Today I am joining Kim Klassen's Friday Finds. The weekly
prompt from The Studio was veggies, the spark for my images. My veggie images were given Kim's chocolate preset in LIghtroom and her
texture thursday2014 in PS
Elements. My Finds this week were having
fun photographing veggies and seeing beauty in winter.
Thanks so much for
stopping by!!
Have a great weekend!!
Michelle
Just so beautifully done Michelle, love the earthy feel to this, wonderful images.
ReplyDeletewell aren't you just clever!!
ReplyDeleteThese veggie photos are gorgeous. So beautifully done. Happy weekend. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice touch on your veggies with the dirt and water! It looks like they were fresh picked. They are just beautiful, love the wood background! Yes the sky is so pretty...I like enhancing my sky photos a bit too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous veggie photos Michelle ! I had to smile at the thought of you sneaking out with a silver spoon, but the result was worth it !
ReplyDeleteYes, I like your veggie captures.... That are fantastic PhotoArt. And now I 'm a follower of your blogsite.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's a great idea :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your veggie photos, Michelle, beautifully captured !
And what an amazing sky !
Have a nice weekend,
Sylvia
Your veggie photos are excellent! And you really went the extra mile for the presentation. I've given up worrying if my neighbor's see me with my camera and wonder about me. Life's too short to care about that! :-D
ReplyDeleteI love the added touch of the dirt on your veggies! I'm not sure I would have thought of that! Love your pretty sky. Rain clouds are in our forecast!
ReplyDeleteI love the dirt! the veggies, and the composition - simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous veggie images, Michelle! Bravo! :))
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Italy.
Great! Very rustic and earthy. Makes me want to go cook up a healthy meal now!
ReplyDeleteThe veggie shots are fabulous and I love your new attitude about winter :)
ReplyDeleteThose are sensational photos, Michelle. Your veggies look like you've just dug them from your very own veggie patch. In fact I was really impressed that you'd managed to grow such luscious-looking produce until I read what you'd been up to, which made me laugh. Have a super rest-of-your-weekend, Bonny
ReplyDeleteThose are sensational photos, Michelle. Your veggies look like you've just dug them from your very own veggie patch. In fact I was really impressed that you'd managed to grow such luscious-looking produce until I read what you'd been up to, which made me laugh. Have a super rest-of-your-weekend, Bonny
ReplyDeleteThe snow must look magical in your area, Michelle. I wish it would snow here, but we have to go to the mountains, about an hour away, to see it. The sky picture is beautiful - it's such a pretty blue/green. Your veggies look great and ready to eat. I can't wait to plant roses this spring at our new home, and I'm wondering what month is best to do it.
ReplyDeleteHave a good week ahead, Michelle.
~Sheri
Love those veggies shots. A perfect winter crop.
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