Rooting
Uploaded: February 17, 2010 | Entered: January 01, 2016 17:35:14
Ivy rooting in little bottles on the windowsill .
Monthly Theme: new beginnings
Exif: F Number: 6.3, Exposure Bias Value: -0.67, ExposureTime: 1/60 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 38.00 mm, Model: NIKON D300
Mary Beth Aiello February 17, 2010
Wonderful find and capture, Mitch. #1239838Shelly A. Van Camp February 17, 2010
Very Pretty capture, Mitch!! #8389263Carolyn M. Fletcher February 17, 2010
Good eye! Love it!!Amy M. Wilson February 17, 2010
Wonderful capture, Mitch... I love ivy!!! #8389380Jeff Robinson February 17, 2010
Outstanding comp and capture Mitch! Jeff #8389422David Phalen February 17, 2010
Love the repeating shapes of the glasses framed by the ivy!! Well done Mitch!! #8389541Tammy M. Anderson February 17, 2010
This is lovely, Mitch. Great composition and love the green ivy. #8389558Melissa Olsen February 17, 2010
Isn't it amazing what we find when we really look! Fantastic job, Mitch! #8389679Datha Y. Thompson February 17, 2010
Beautiful Mitch!! I love the screen filtering the bg and the light is just perfect :) #8389763Mitch Spence February 17, 2010
Thank you! You know what? I am kind of startled by the comments because I almost didn't put this up. I'm engaged in this shot a day for 365 days of 2010, and I'm trying to see things in my own environment that are interesting, when I usually want to GO somewhere to find images. But I did like this and wouldn't have seen it at all had I not been hustling for my photo for the day. Thank you. #8389822Mitch Spence February 17, 2010
I also meant to say that these are kind of weird little bottles that we found at the thrift shop. They're missing their centers; that is, they come around in a circle with the centers missing. We don't know what they're originally intended for. Anybody know? #8389834Stefania Barbier February 17, 2010
wow, original and beautiful! #8389972Monnie Ryan February 17, 2010
You sure made the most out of this arrangement, Mitch! It's very beautiful (and I know what you mean about the One-a-Day thing...) #8389994Michelle Alton February 17, 2010
A beautiful setup (Your sister is full of creativity too) and your composition and effects are super brilliant. I know what you mean. I have that experience often...and I have it today! #8390131Tammy Espino February 17, 2010
I know know what the bottles were for ,but glad your sister used them for plants and that you saw the beauty in taking this shot!!! :) #8390554Leslie McLain February 18, 2010
Beautiful capture and colors, Mitch. I love it. #8392020Nikki McDonald February 18, 2010
Well I don't care what they are used for though that would be interesting. I adore this capture. Can't believe you thought it might not generate much interest -- I know you would have been drawn to it in someone else's gallery :) #8392699Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna February 18, 2010
Beautifully composed with wonderful soft colors and super lighting, Mitch!!! :-) k #8393117Sam Britt February 18, 2010
Very unique still life, Mitch. Great compsition, color & light. #8393225Graham Robards February 19, 2010
Decanters of some sort Mitch, maybe for sherry. Beautiful photo! I used to do one image a day but cannot keep it up.Patricia A. Stalter February 19, 2010
Pretty cleaver sister there! Great image. :) Pat #8394444Kathryn Wesserling February 19, 2010
You captured something that always fascinates me - the window screen. The screen itself can create a sense of movement, depending on the angles in which it's shot. Nice one! #8398424Mitch Spence February 22, 2010
Thanks so much, Stef, Monnie, Michelle, Tammy, Leslie, Nikki, Kitty, Sam, Pat, Pat, and Kathy. :) Pat, they are kind of in that decanter sort of shape, but they're only a couple of inches tall. #8407246Mitch Spence February 22, 2010
Thanks so much, Stef, Monnie, Michelle, Tammy, Leslie, Nikki, Kitty, Sam, Pat, Pat, and Kathy. :) Pat, they are kind of in that decanter sort of shape, but they're only a couple of inches tall. #8407249Patti Coblentz March 27, 2010
I love this image, Mitch! Really...I'm making it a favotite! Anyway, my husband dives and digs for artifacts and has all sorts of old bottles...I'll ask him.Meanwhile, how is the 365 working out? I am thinking of doing it...do you have a blog? I'd love to see how it's going. I'm so busy that I don't know if my name is Arthur or Martha..but hey...what's one more thing?Patti #8487116
Mitch Spence March 29, 2010
Patti, thanks! Glad you enjoy this. I used to dig for old bottles myself, when we lived in Florida. I've kind of abandoned the 365 for right now. Just got so behind being away a couple of times. I hope to pick it back up in a month or so though. #8493983Kara L. Hendricks March 01, 2011
Another for the monthly theme...:) #9268903Nikki McDonald March 23, 2011
Great one for the MT, Mitch. You know I'm rooting for this one. (no pun intended) #9311873Mitch Spence March 29, 2011
Thanks, Nikki. :) #9324183Emile Abbott January 13, 2016
Nice eye and presentation Mitch. #11422638Nikki McDonald January 31, 2016
Genius for the New Beginnings MT and I'm so glad to see this again. Love it still. #11429105Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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