Wordless Wednesday #190
Film, photography and storytelling
Faith on the Edge
Life in Newfoundland
Life in Full View: A Photographer's Journey
Louella Lester - Seeing and learning while holding camera and pen between me and the world.
Access and Active Transportation in a Winter City
Just like the Thesis Whisperer - but with more money
Pittsburgh Photography
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I can’t decide which I like best. Leaning to the 3rd one. The mix of colours is great. Like a painting. But I love the first one, too. The colour of the one berry.
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There are actually three berries in that one, or maybe four (a blob that may be a decomposing berry, not sure). But yes, the one that stands out does make the picture I thought. Off to look at yours now, Louella!
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As Louella said, these are like paintings. So perfectly caught (composed) and such colours and textures. They make my heart sing.
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Very glad to make your heart sing, Barbara!
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Exquisite. And a whole different representation of autumn. Very hard to choose a favourite. They each strike different chords. I love the juniper berries!
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Thanks, Carin. Juniper berry recipes from an Inuit friend:
1. Bowlful of berries with tinned milk and sugar. (Delicious if a bit seedy.)
2. Sivik: fry the berries with cod livers. (I haven’t tried that one yet but it sure sounds nutritious and now that I’ve tasted the berries, uniquely flavoured as well. Dying to get some livers so I can taste it.)
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What a lovely concept – looking down for to see fall colours! What stunning shades and shapes, Elizabeth. I’m favouring the second one, though all are beautiful.
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I love them all! Great colours, and nice contrast of busy compositions with contemplative subject in that you’d have to be focussing on tiny things on the ground in order to get the photos (if that make sense). And, yes, they would make great abstract paintings. Or just framed and hung as a group. ❤
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It was very contemplative. I took many more too, and spent a nice couple of hours wandering around the hills above Hants Harbour, eating blueberries as I went and picking partridgeberries for pancakes.
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A mixture, but a beautiful harmony. Love it!
🍁🌷👍
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