the watched pot....

have been struggling with angles and light of late, so thought i would put in some practice... nothing of interest to see here... move along...

tx so much for all the nice feedback on my kalopsia shot... it was an interesting word to conceptualize :)

[Caryn]

I love this actually...great bokeh'd chair!

[Betsie's Pinto Pony]

genius!

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

neat !

[Laurie]

You are so incredibly creative! Love your photos!

[Beau]

Actually, I love this. Incredible lighting, dof and composition. Fav

[Katie]

Poor pot! Time to Photoshop in some boiling and disprove that old saying. :P

[☠northy]

@archaeofrog funny... i never feel sorry for the pot... i strongly suspect the pot of thumbing its nose in the face of the watcher ;p

[Kerri]

Cool shot

[joey d.Muli]

love and fav----reminds me of my soup days -hA!!!:)

[Taffy]

Fabulous title and it is perfect for the shot. Love the lighting.

[Karen H]

You do a wonderful job of making the pictures very low key and still keeping the details.

[Meagan]

This is gorgeous! fav

[Martin Brunner]

interrogation of the coffee pot...
i like the lighting and the gloomy atmosphere

[Dandolo]

Great low key photo. Only showing the minimum necessary light to make the shot.

[Katie]

@northy Well, we do know the pot has also said some pretty rude things to the kettle ...

[Rachel Mackenzie]

Beautiful capture with such divine lighting.

[Jocasta]

Fab lighting and editing

[Linda]

How can you make those 3 objects look like there is almost a dialogue going on between them like that! Very creative.

[bardejov]

You are a master of the miniature scale. Great low key light.

[Nicole]

very cool dof!

[Michelle]

Love Love Love this.... Favd x

[❀ Lynn]

I like this...nicely done!

[Lisa Pouncy]

Reverse DOF. Great bokeh xx

[Katia]

spooky! :) but awesome too! :)

[Gail]

Amazing how something so ... normal... can look so good! you're amazing. :)

[Johanna]

Great little pot, the focus is awesome. I can't believe they're dollhouse furniture!

[David]

I disagree that there is nothing to see here - it's an awesome image. How you find that in something as simple as this is amazing. I will dwell on it further, if that's OK with you! And I'm making it a fav!

[Bankmann]

This is really good, Northy, and very creative. The DOF really supports the 'story'. I'm digging this. ;-)

[Jake]

Fav

[Talea]

I don't know. I rather like the lighting, angle, and the blurred out (bokehed out ) rocking chair.