Thursday, October 25, 2007

Experimenting with Blue

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18 comments:

  1. JaamZIN12:23 AM

    this blue looks really amazing!)

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  2. alice1:37 AM

    1st November is coming soon ;-)!

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  3. photowannabe1:57 AM

    Its a sucessful experiment Kate. Love the soft twigs and the bold blue. A great combination.

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  4. Peter3:14 AM

    Nice experiment! I would keep these "vases"? (Water bottles?)

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  5. Anonymous3:24 AM

    Is that Pussy Willow in the blue bottles? Wow. It is way too cold for those here now. I think it is 45 degrees. I have been up an hour already.

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  6. Merisi5:05 AM

    I love blue and turquoise glass.
    I wonder what the branches are, blooming so late in the year.

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  7. Livio Bonino6:35 AM

    Prefectly successful experiment.

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  8. Jilly7:28 AM

    Snap! I experimented with blue today too! This is lovely and such an intense blue too.

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  9. Annie7:55 AM

    Blue bottles. Down here in the south you might see such stuck on the tips of tree branches. I like your art better.

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  10. Steve Cuddihy12:45 PM

    Looking good.

    I went on a nature hike with my sons Cub Scout troop. One of the bushes we found was the Pussy Willow. We clipped off a branch, put the branch in a cup of water, waited a week and there were roots now growing off of the branch ready to be planted into the ground.

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  11. Lynette4:58 PM

    Fab photo, Kate. The blue is clear, the pussy willow is fuzzy.

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  12. David6:51 PM

    Cool bottles! Alice is right. You should use those again for the "blue" theme! Thanks for visiting my blog!

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  13. J. Andrew Lockhart8:24 PM

    I love the color!

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  14. Nikon9:47 PM

    I love blue glass, too. It's hard to find a blue bottle, though.

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  15. ft. lauderdale daily photo10:55 PM

    Suddenly, we are seeing blue photos prior to Nov. 1. These "rejects" for theme day are all wonderful in their own right. Can't wait to see the first-choice photos.

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  16. Keropokman2:57 AM

    That plant, my mum have that at home too!

    :-)

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  17. Carraol6:17 PM

    Looks like a Japanese painting! About your next visit to the Frida's exposition, I can tell that the firt time I saw her work in a museum, it was quite a shock, for her great art and for her life. Another very interesting painter is Remedios Varo. Cheers from M.C.

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  18. Gwen7:39 AM

    Kate, this is a lovely study in minimalism with a blue theme.

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