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Bojsha1965 wrote in post #18080868

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/KBuU​XZ Plums 1985 by Nebojsa Markovic, on Flickr

Book worthy. Fantastic!

Thanks a lot, first ones with props from flee market

Some fruit

Octopus with Heirloom tomato dressing. Natural light with 6d and 100mm macro

Very nice Andy.

Many thanks Foodguy

Lovely image, but the clock and the fork and spoon feel a little forced for me, they dont make too much sense in the image.

Bojsha1965 wrote in post #18089527

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/KUcq​gJ Jab-2214 by Nebojsa Markovic, on Flickr

Of all your recent images, the first photos of the plums are the strongest. In this image there are marks and bruises on several apples, the clock makes no sense, and dirty silverwear does not make me hungry.

Though I don't know the true intent of the poster, I just want to defend this image. While I fully agree that the previous images with plums are really beautiful, this one is still great but the clock doesn't make sense to me either. But perhaps the OP has a good reason or a story which we obviously don't know.If there was a title of sorts we could at less guess.
The silverware is not really dirty, though; it's covered with patina which IMHO makes it look attractive. The apples are bruised and imperfect because they probably come from her own garden. The US is absolutely spoiled or even biased with perfect fruit which doesn't occur in nature or organic farming. In Europe fruit is frequently brought from organic farms and people know that. It doesn't look perfect by the US standards but heck, it tastes much better
But let's see what the OP has to say before we say something we are not aware of
Does this make sense?

Hi Renata, apples came from an open space, they are truly organic, very small and not hybrid. I find that they imperfection is very charming. Of course, silverware is not dirty, it's very old. I just wanted to say that time is for organic, like in past when it was normal to bring home some fruits from your own tree. Vintage look is here to emphasize all that.
Best Regards, Nesa.

As soon as I saw this photo, I made plans to head out to consignment shops to find vintage estate silverware. I love the look and what it adds to your picture.

Nesa, thanks for the explanation; the clock makes sense now
Have a great day and keep shooting your beautiful images,

Thank you all for your reactions good and bad, no hard feelings.
Good light to all.
Nesa