Leave Me Here

Posted by Rabbit (Richmond, United States) on 26 September 2008 in Landscape & Rural.

This is a photo from cabbagehead. I really enjoy the detail of this photo. I realized as I was taking this photo, there were a lot of leaves there for the middle of summer time.

Ahhh yesterday I transferred photos to this weird pink fabric - that sorta looks like dryer sheets, as someone pointed out. Not sure what I think of that, but none the less I LOVE how the transfer looks on this fabric. I will have to set up my little light box to take nice photo of it.

Today will be GO work on various wheel-thrown things. That will be an interesting change. Its raining but I like the rain so thats ok with me too.

Looking for a good tea to drink,
rabbit

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Comments (7)

Scotfot from Kabul, Afghanistan

I think it must be the low viewpoint - your pin-hole camera images are always so different - this one is excellent!

26 Sep 2008 8:03am

@Scotfot: You might just be on to something. They do have a certain style and that could be it - that most of the pictures I shoot are from the ground POV.

Pavla from Saint James City, United States

oh Rabbit I wish you lived closer so that you could show me all your cameras and all the stuff you use to take photos with them!

Green tea/pomegranate is my fav tea of the moment....kind of fruity, but yummy!

26 Sep 2008 1:29pm

@Pavla: i've not had the mix of green tea/pomegranate - however I think I have them both separately I'll have to put them BOTH in the same cup & brew them, sounds delightful.

Tamara from Fort Myers, FL, United States

I could just lay down in there. The leaves look so relaxing!
:)
I agree with Pavla, we need to hang out and learn your awesome ways! And we can talk about crazy music too. lol
I just started drinking some green tea.. I am not a big fan of teas. I wish I was, though.. they are so good for you! Kudos to you fellow tea- drinkers! ;)

26 Sep 2008 3:06pm

@Tamara: The key to becoming a tea drinker - try many different kinds of tea. Also try with a bit of honey too as well as some like it with milk.

Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom

I remember you mentioned that Cabagehead takes a mean sharp image and here's the proof. Lovely shot to drink tea to.

27 Sep 2008 12:41am

Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United States

Cabbagehead is a good camera! I like how the sky is just pure white without texture and shadowed area are just black. This makes your pictures more haunting and mysterious. Nice road-side shot.

27 Sep 2008 12:53am