Pear Painting
I was grocery shopping yesterday evening and looked up to see these beautiful red pears in one of the displays. I brought home three to see what I could do with them and will no doubt shoot them again tomorrow in better light right before I turn them into Pear, Cranberry and Gingersnap Crumble.Tonight, though, I took a quick flash image of one on top of a wooden table, cleaned it up in Photoshop and then took it for a spin in Fotosketcher using their oil painting setting.
There's a lot to like about this, Jules, but I think the best part is the simplicity. Hopefully you'll share some of tomorrow's images with us, too. I can't wait to see the other pair. (Couldn't resist that.)
Hi Julie, I like the simplicity of this. Very nicely filtered too! Nice work! I'm hoping you'll share some of the crumble with us
Jules, I like the color tones and the square crop. It looks a little tight on the bottom.
Julie, I like the processing..it just seems a little tight to me all around...particularly on the bottom and left. Great lighting...wonderful textures..you have me curious now about that filter!...hoping to see more!
Jules, I like the simplicity of the composition and the textures are lovely. I think it seems a little tight on the bottom.
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If I may echo some of the above....great look. love it, esp the simplicity and texture. I do think, too that it is a bit tight at the bottom.
Hope the crumble was as good as the photo here!!!!!!!! yum
Nice work on this one, Jules! Nice fall colors, too.
I agree with the point made about needing a bit more space on the bottom. If the gold table took up a little closer to 1/3 of the image, I think this one would be perfect!
Julie, Agree with the tight at the bottom. Otherwise very nice.............the lean of the pear to LRC does it for me. Good textures.........
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