stevelinebaugh
I set up fruit for a still life and it’s been sitting on a table for the last week and nothing has happened. There is a distinct difference between being inspired and just not shooting. After a bit of a break and getting back to being present in the moment, See Wichita post, suddenly the images made themselves known.
It is seeing the way light paints objects that drive my creative response. It’s how the background blends and fades into varying colors that are ethereal and muted. I felt like these images were what I was searching for, why I went and bought blood oranges and pomegranate.
Suddenly with a bit of creative magic, the mundane suddenly shows itself and there is a brief moment where the artist finds the beauty and excitement in the everyday.
As quickly as I set up one shot, another quality of light made itself known and suddenly one shot turns into multiple images. I am planning on adding these images to the artwork for home decor, just abstract enough to be interesting and yet I hope there is a sense of place in the images. Please feel free to let me know what you think and as always, thank you.
Very beautiful! Thank you
Thank you Leslie, glad you enjoyed my post.
Wow these photos are so incredible.
Your photography always leaves me in awe.
Great job my friend.
Thanks Carol, It’s funny how the inspiration can sometimes be so illusive.
Yes, sometimes what we are looking for is right in front of us the entire time.
Well done! Nice post!
Thanks Georgi, Appreciate you taking the time to comment. I will check out your posts too.
Still life perfection… That’s all I can say. Thank you for sharing what a photograph is all about, and in so many ways. Bows to the master ~~~
Kim, you’ve made my day. Thank you and so glad you liked them.
Beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Lapka, thanks for checking them out and glad you liked them.