A Heaped Spoonful

My Get Pushed this week came from Lyn who asked me to photograph a kitchen utensil in macro, in b&w and with an abstract twist. My second attempt (this really is much better in colour)!

[FBailey]

@lynbonn Hi Lyn, my second attempt for you. I shamelessly copied Babs' idea of the reflections (@onewing) and borrowed a shiny spoon from my neighbour - all of mine are not up to scratch! Hope you like it. Felicity
@onewing Hope you don't mind my cribbing your idea Babs, it is such a good one!

[Paul]

Nice in b&w, but all those beautiful colours in the colour version . . . :)

[Boo]

I like the colour one better, but then I would, being the art teacher...lol

[Inga Johansson]

This one is nice too but I agree with you, I prefer the colour one.

[JackieR]

You can tell this is beautifuller in colour, however this IS lovely!!!

[Babs]

This one is perfect for your Get Pushed challenge, but I do prefer the colour version. Well done to your neighbour for the loan of her shiny spoon.

[Kas]

This is such a cool image - even though I am a huge b&w gal, I have to admit I prefer the colour version.

[sally agnew]

I love the colour version but this very nice as well :)

[Pyrrhula]

Both are great.

[PhylM-S]

I love them both! So interesting to have the one vs the other - beautiful in their own rights.

[Joyce]

I like this but think I prefer the colour version

[Marnie]

I like this a lot, but prefer the colour version.

[Rob Z]

I fear it loses too much in b&w - the coloured one is so entrancing.

[Anja]

This one is nice, too, but like you, I prefer the color version.

[Suzanne]

Lovely in b&w, but I too prefer the colour

[Kathy]

Nice in B&W but for this, color trumps.

[Catherine Otley]

Full marks for the idea but, yes, better in colour.

[Lynda]

@fbailey Cool effects and I love the reflections. The textures of the flowers are interesting in black and white.