Peppers


The art of the still life. A posed studio portrait of a natural object. Edward Weston's abstract forms from nature: bell peppers, sea-wrack, driftwood.


History of art is the history of the painted still-life, its changes and elements. Food always a topic. Nothing so essential as food. Picture-perfect. Fresh food. history of fresh produce from village markets. Local farmer's market, organic produce, home-grown, fresh-picked, vibrant with life, delicious.

Double pleasure: after the photographs, the stir-fry.
Labels: cooking, photography, still-life
2 Comments:
I love the shapes of peppers, you've really made them look special with your photos. Luckily I've got a nice pepper to include in my supper tonight...
Thanks! Eat well.
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