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rabirius 
24 responses to “A Pomegranate In Black & White”
That’s quite a work of art. Very well done!
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Thank you very much for the compliment, Mike.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Muy buena imágen, sale de lo común.
Nunca la hubiera pensado en blanco y negro.
Feliz jornada de domingo.
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Muchas gracias.
Y und feliz semana para ti.
Saludos,
rabirius.
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Stunning! 😀
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Thank you.
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I must say that B & W shades can bring great perspectives to many objects, for me it is totally wasted on a pomegranate. The latter needs colour to come alive. And how do you stay alive thereafter??
Shakti
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Hallo Shakti,
thank you for your comment.
Probably in this day and age one would photograph a pomegranate in colour – but I think the interesting thing to try is to do it differently. That brings out other aspects of the object, like in this case the contrasts and shapes. And this is what I try to achieve with some of my pictures: to try and find other aspects, points of view or details that you usually won’t notice.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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amazing!
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Thank you.
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Amazing job. I never thought of a pomegranate like this.
What a spin on contrast. Because that’s, essentially, what a pomegranate is…
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If I managed to show you the pomegranate like you have never thought of it I think I managed to achieve what I tried to do with this picture. Thank you very much for that compliment!
Greetings,
rabirius.
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oh, i am such a soft touch for b + w’s…did you transpose this image, is that rippling water and a sea wall in the background?
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Thank you for the compliment.
Actually, the pomegranate was laying on a table and in the background you see part of the wall…
…it was a gift from a nice man I got to know at Hasankeyf – so the pomegranate was eaten later 🙂
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Very surreal!
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Thank you.
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Awesome!
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Thank you.
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Great processing!
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Thank you very much, Uday.
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@ Thank you for like !
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You’re welcome.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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And, again, thanks for reblogging.
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