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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

B&W Wednesday: The Candid Case of a Cut Cabbage

I love Black and White pictures. They have a timeless quality about them. Besides that, I love the stark and impossibly clear quality it lends to the pictures. Which is why I have decided to participate in Susan's "Black and White Wednesday" event that welcomes food related imagery. While I have a long way to go before I can excel in still-life and food-related photography, I'd like to think that I have a keen eye for zeroing-in on things that many of us just disregard or fail to observe. Take this picture for instance..The striations of a cabbage - a very common and overlooked thing - holds immense appeal to me. :)
Enjoy!

8 comments:

  1. I marvel at the look of a cut cabbage and it's beauty! I have one on my blog too (not black and white) I couldn't resist! I like your photo here!

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  2. haha that is awesome!! can't believe we both chose the exact same subject for the same event within minutes of each other!! I had taken a knife shot too and even our knives are similar :)

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  3. just saw ur post in fb..cut cabbage and its stripes really looking beautiful..loved it

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  4. wow, that is interesting how it looks in B & W :)

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  5. Cabbage is an excellent subject for textural exploration. Glad you decided to join in BWW, Cool Lassie, with this great shot. Thanks!

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  6. Wow that cabbage looks great in black and white!

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