WORLDWIDE PHOTO WEEK: Part 721 - Minimalist

roses75 wrote in post #19098913
Definitely an oversight on my part.

I will attempt to remove it.

Thank you for the heads up.

No problem. Thanks for deleting.. Now get out an shoot something for the theme. You have 2 days left!

Timphoto wrote in post #19099233

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I see what you did there.

rrblint wrote in post #19099305
I see what you did there.

I can't see much of anything there. What did he do?

joayne wrote in post #19099203
No problem. Thanks for deleting.. Now get out an shoot something for the theme. You have 2 days left!

Will try next time. ߙ

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OhLook wrote in post #19099398
I can't see much of anything there. What did he do?

I guess I should have said I think I know what he did. I believe that the comestible on the plate is in reality a composite of the top half of an apple and the bottom of a radish.

rrblint wrote in post #19099887
I guess I should have said I think I know what he did. I believe that the comestible on the plate is in reality a composite of the top half of an apple and the bottom of a radish.

That never occurred to me. I thought it was a unitary peach!

Now, this is a snail shell I found in the yard. It was largely white; sun-bleached, I thought. Indoors and washed, its color got less minimal. Background is simply two pieces of paper, both nominally white but different whites. I suppose their angles exaggerated the difference.

EDIT: The papers are different shades, but their difference wasn't just due to the angles. A window was behind me. Blue light from the sky affected the vertical sheet more. Skies are so nicely saturated now that driving and flying have decreased.

rrblint wrote in post #19099887
I guess I should have said I think I know what he did. I believe that the comestible on the plate is in reality a composite of the top half of an apple and the bottom of a radish.

I wish I had the Photoshop skills to do that, but OhLook is correct, it is a white peach.

OhLook wrote in post #19099901
That never occurred to me. I thought it was a unitary peach!

You're probably right. I thought it was an apple and I had not seen one with a bottom.

Edit: I see that Tim has solved the mystery for us. Peach it is!

Tim, I was going to compliment you on a seamless composite, but guess not.

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