Pumpkin and Pomegranate

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  Fintan

• Dec 21, 2008

tone and texture are fantastic but what really jumps out for me is how three dimensional this photograph is

 

• roy

• Dec 22, 2008

I like both quince images but prefer this one of the two. What I want to know Wolfgang, is how you find all the time to do this superb work and the lith image experiments ?!

 

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  Bertus

• Dec 22, 2008

What a fine image, beautiful.

Bert

 

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  Akki14

• Dec 22, 2008

Did you mean to title this one "quinces" as well? That looks like a pumpkin and a pomegranate to me. Beautiful colour in this print.

 

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  Wolfgang Moersch

• Dec 22, 2008

Right Akki, my mistake. I will change it.

 

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  Wolfgang Moersch

• Dec 22, 2008

Thank you all.

Roy, when you get older, you will need less sleep. I work on day and play at night. Physicans in Germany call it "Senile Betttflucht" (engl. age-related insomnia?).

 

• Mac064

• Dec 22, 2008

What a staggering image(s). This very much reminds me of Dutch or German still life paintings from the 17thC (Adriaen Coorte's 'Asparagus' in the Rijksmuseum or some of George Flegel's work). A real pleasure, thanks,

 

• Paul Jenkin

• Dec 22, 2008

Truly beautiful in every respect.

 

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  Shawn Dougherty

• Dec 22, 2008

For me, it all comes together in a way which has anthropomorphized the subjects. They seem as though they are in a bit of a stare down... Very nice!

 

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  Martin Aislabie

• Dec 23, 2008

Fabulous tones & texture

Love the contrast between the shape of the fruit and the strong horizontal lines of the table

Fintan is right - the picture almost feels as if it is 3 dimensional

Martin