Teapot, Wrinkle, and Hat

[invisible]

Thanks for looking...

 

[Yemme]

I like the feel of this image. Makes me want to take a trip down south.

 

[mylo]

Interesting picture. The checker table cloth, kettle and hat...a nice classic combination.

 

[invisible]

Thank you, Yemme and mylo!

(I know... It's a kettle, not a teapot :blushing

 

[Dagwood56]

Your photos always make me smile. Nice work!

 

[invisible]

Your photos always make me smile. Nice work!

That's so kind of you to say I'm glad about it, really appreciated.

 

[johngpt]

"I'm a little teapot, short and stout..."

Excellent framing with blocks of tone.

Betcha it'd look good as monochrome also.

 

[invisible]

Betcha it'd look good as monochrome also.

Someone wondered the same thing on another forum, so I'm now prepared to deal with this one



I like it better in colour.

Thanks for your comments, John!

 

[SarahTomlin]

B/W is definitely not my thing. Certain pictures of people look ok in b/w but otherwise color is the way to go. My favorite part of this picture is the texture of the teapot. That's what we call them in Texas.
I have a fondness for all things rustic.

 

[SarahTomlin]

I'd also like to add that the OCD in me would have fixed the tablecloth for the sake of the picture but I'm glad you held back. LOL I love it.

 

[johngpt]

I like it better in colour.

I agree now that I've compared side to side. The b/w is just missing something.

 

[invisible]

I'd also like to add that the OCD in me would have fixed the tablecloth for the sake of the picture but I'm glad you held back. LOL I love it.

I used to like all things perfect, but at same point in my life I become the exact opposite. Things are perfect when they are imperfect.

I like it better in colour.

I agree now that I've compared side to side. The b/w is just missing something.

And I know exactly what that is: a competent person doing the conversion!

Thanks Sarah and John for your feedback.

 

[johngpt]