This is how it goes, from the garden to the dark room :
Step 1: butternut pumpkins grow in the garden.
step 2 : The ripe ones are stored in the kitchen. Claire put them there waiting to be cooked, not in a messy way. As I'm having my morning tea, I can't help noticing that it looks rather beautiful, grab the camera...
It can also look like this ( no styling of any kind, the truth, nothing but the truth ) :
Lets get to work.
Colour or black & white ? Black & white...
Closer or larger ?
In the end, there are two options : a larger version showing some of the background and a closer version, somehow more graphic. This slight change of frame makes a world of difference.
You must click on the photo for a better look.
step 2 : The ripe ones are stored in the kitchen. Claire put them there waiting to be cooked, not in a messy way. As I'm having my morning tea, I can't help noticing that it looks rather beautiful, grab the camera...
It can also look like this ( no styling of any kind, the truth, nothing but the truth ) :
Lets get to work.
Colour or black & white ? Black & white...
Closer or larger ?
In the end, there are two options : a larger version showing some of the background and a closer version, somehow more graphic. This slight change of frame makes a world of difference.
You must click on the photo for a better look.
4 comments:
Very beautiful interiors and photos. I have posted too about gardening because of a new born beauty but my photos don't compare to yours.
magic.it is.
love the three pumpkins with the vase, the colors and composition are wonderful.
I am visiting you're beautiful blog after reading the interview on Little Augury. I love these images The colour image is arresting but then oh the black and white ....the light and then the last !!! I love the series and how you show us the different frames, the final image has an ambiguity to it they look almost like stone or carved marble?
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