Saturday
Mar272010
we're talking eggs
hi there
happiest saturday.....
as i mentioned yesterday, i am taking candc's photography class.
and here i am.... 5:30 pm... just getting my homework posted....
gosh darn i can be a pokey girl....
we were to photograph a white egg and then add a colored egg.
really? i wasn't sure what to expect. but i was happy to give it a try.
so i took some black and white background images from different light angles.
here they are. i used my sketch book for the black backdrop. the chippy white is the top of an old
steel washtub on our front porch.
i then pulled out my paper mache easter eggs and took a few pics that i wanted to share.
irene got in on the action.
then a gust of wind came along....wooo... hang on irene.....
pulled out the little egg cups, and set them on the vintage scale
thought i'd take the "real egg" on a little tour....
add a little more excitement to it's day...seeing as tomorrow, you know.....
scrambled eggs for breakfast... :)
so we visited the river rocks.
spent a few moments with the paper mache eggs.
took a moment to appreciate the simple things
who knew, eggs could be so much fun...
thanks bunches carolyn!
can't wait to see what camilla has planned for this week....
happiest saturday....
xxo, kim







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so amazing! your first photo just glows with light and fabulousness. and irene -- she's quite the trooper. love your take on the egg assignment.
I am so happy I got to go along on your egg journey. And Irene has to be the cutest ever... I'm in love
Oh, Kim, I love the wind blowing through Irene's hair! That girl's life is just one adventure after another. And those egg cups on the scale--swoon! Hugs, darlin'.
Oh gracious me...you silly girl! You must be one of those people who only function under pressure! These are absolutely stunning.....so worth the wait! Irene just cracks me up with her hair blowing in the wind!!!!! Thanks for the artistry and the laugh!
OH.....and my word verification for this comment is....consils...where you they come up with this stuff????
I'm loving finding new blogs while I visit everyone's egg assignments...even tho I'm not doing it...These are amazing!...My favorite is the egg with the river rocks...nice textures there:)
Finally! Been waiting around the puter all day for this Kim. You really pulled of the exposure...it's spot on...beautiful white egg on black and all the textures..lovely.You even got Irene in on the action... second image cracked me up (no pun intended)she looks so surprised...gorgeous texture work, you know I am your #1 fan.
Do you read Sarah? I am second year of this book.
Kim what can I say...over the moon, dear.
I love the egg cups on the scale!! Irene is adorable! Wonderful whimsical take on the assignment!
Beautiful deep colors, my favorite.
you sure did make this egg session look fun! thanks for sharing Kim. I loved it.
take heed kim,...I believe I am the last student to post my eggs...
your lesson is fabulous...and well hello Irene...we meet again~~
These are all exceptional, but the very top one really speaks to me. Lovely images.
Wowie, well worth the wait. I love the eggs in the pot and the heart-shaped container. Your lighting is fabulous, so soft and glowing.
this is fff brilliant!!!!
LOVE this post to pieces, kim!!!
your egg study is stunning .... all of them.
irene ... you are a riot, girl ~ gosh, you give kim such a time!
XO
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this was so much fun....they have classes at school where the kids have to keep an egg safe for a day...this reminded me of that and made me smile lots
Great collage. My fav from that set is the bottom middle. I like how the shadow is bend in three directions. The scale pic is priceless...and the last pic, is wonderful in composition and framing.
:)Lisa
Impossible to pick a favourite - your photos are all amazing! I love the different kind of eggs mixed together in the first photo, the chipped steel as a background, the juxtaposition of the fragile egg and hard rocks in the bowl and what you did with focus in the egg on book!
Your photos are amazing, love them all. The colors are lovely and the items used are great. It feels like reading an egg fairy tale.
Kim I love how you work with the light and show different backdrops! You captures those eggs beautifully. I especially love the eeg on the book picture :-)
I love your photography and am very glad that you decided to join C&C photography as it means I've met your blog. I love your scales picture - Sigh.
Your macros are incredible, as is your texturing. Nice to meet you!
What wonderful images, the eggs all look great! I love the doll with her egg!
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These are just so beautiful. Wow!
love this post - very amusing indeed! Am indeed quite jealous of your papier mache eggs :)
Swoon! these photos warm my heart! So beautiful!
xo
mmm, your first photo feels so beautiful and gentle. those hues. and the simplicity in all of them is so inspiring to me. love.
can't choose a favorite -
i love the entire collection.
inspired choices & your choice of color and composition is a joy.
Ha ha, Irene is funny :)
The first shot is amazing!
Wonderful colors!!
LOVE IT!
The colored eggs in the glass heart bowl are sooo pretty. I like the texture you add to the photos on your site. Gorgeous.
Your exposure looks great, Kim! And I adore that first photo!!!xo
Wow Kim those are beautiful. So are some of the other stuff I am seeing on your site. I can't wait to poke around some more and take a look at all the fun stuff you have to offer.
Kim, you're too funny and Irene is adorable! You had fun I see. Love the eggs on the scale-- can't wait see what you do next.
Love all your egg photos! So many creative ideas you have. I think my favorite is the one with the vintage scales.
I am amazed by all the textures. They do such different things to those eggs than I could have imagined.
How have I managed not to see your eggs before? Beautiful photos. The eggs with Irene are brillant, and I really like the different colour eggs in the heart glass bowl.
just found your blog. luv. love the eggs here.
All your photos are beautiful, but I especially like the last one.