Terra-Cotta Pots  by paintdipper

Terra-Cotta Pots

Terra-cotta pots made in Italy are my favorites, I have them in all shapes and sizes. I can't wait to start filling some up next month.
Well-composed and great lighting!
February 26th, 2024  
Wonderful, great capture,
yes I agree I love beginning the planting… so healthy & fun
February 26th, 2024  
Beautiful use of negative space and I love the highlights.
February 26th, 2024  
Wonderful with your lighting.
February 26th, 2024  
I really like this shot.
February 26th, 2024  
Very nicely composed
February 26th, 2024  
Great light & composition!
February 26th, 2024  
Fabulous composition and lighting. I wonder what will be planted 😊
February 26th, 2024  
Nice
February 26th, 2024  
Wonderfully lighting.
February 26th, 2024  
I love them too. Can't wait to see what you put in them!
February 26th, 2024  
Nice lighting and composition
February 26th, 2024  
Pat
Gorgeous light and shade.
February 26th, 2024  
Nice lighting.
February 27th, 2024  
Beautiful lighting, shading and reflection with a great composition.
February 27th, 2024  
Nice lighting. Cool capture.
February 27th, 2024  
Interesting storytelling with spring on the horizon.
February 27th, 2024  
Nice lighting.
February 27th, 2024  
I like your lighting on this
February 27th, 2024  
I love them too, such wonderful additions to the patio or garden. Beautiful shot and lovely light.
February 27th, 2024  
Lovely low key lighting
February 27th, 2024  
Great composition and light.
February 27th, 2024  
Lovely shot and light fv!
February 27th, 2024  
Gorgeous light.
February 27th, 2024  
A lovely composition, beautiful light - fav!

Ian
February 27th, 2024  
Beautifully composed and lit
February 28th, 2024  
Very nice shot with gorgeous composition and lighting.
Thank you for entering the EOTB challenge!
February 29th, 2024  
superb lighting, junan. aces!
March 11th, 2024  
Junan:
Congratulations on winning the EOTB with this gorgeous still life.
Junan - Please do not be offended as I do not mean any offense what so ever and I am not taking anything away from your win.
I have always interpreted the subjects of the Eye of the Beholder challenge to be objects seen through the eye of the photographer who can turn that object into something beautiful with the camera – not by creating something beautiful as in a still life.
Perhaps my interpretation is wrong.

Here are the original rules (and I should have included them when I set up the challenge) – maybe you could add them in when you set up the next challenge:

This challenge is about using your photographer's eye to find beauty in your subject that would not be a usually subject. The challenge is to portray your subject in a way that comes across aesthetically pleasing even though initially the subject may not appear that way.
The main aim of this challenge is that anyone watching you take your photograph should wonder why in the world anyone would photograph THAT!

Again – I hope I have not offended you. That truly is not my intention.
March 30th, 2024  
Oh - and this comment was also included in the instructions of the earlier EOTB challenges:
A bit of post-processing is okay, but please go lightly with edits -- there are other challenges for processing - and it's your subject that needs to shine through!
https://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/47549/eotb-148-is-open-for-entries!
March 30th, 2024  
You included my photo in the shortlist. You did not have to if you felt it did not meet the criteria. The challenges are just for fun.
March 30th, 2024  
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