Color in the kitchen is how I had to reign in an overwhelming urge to run amok with this week’s challenge.
“I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way – things I had no words for” ~Georgia O’Keeffe
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Fabulous colours! So envious of the gorgeous pottery that you have inherited 🙂
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Thank you Madhu. I love anything pottery, the pieces I have are such sentimental ones. I’ll be going to Mexico in late fall and I am already devising schemes on how to tuck new pottery finds into my suitcase without my husband catching on to all the pottery purchases 🙂
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Beautiful! Now I am hungry.
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🙂
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Nice group of photos! I like how each one compliments the rest.
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Thanks Peter. I just recently took the photo of the eggplant and tomatoes, and then I started looking through my files and found the other photos I used in this post. The colors just jumped out at me. Thanks for stopping to comment.
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Now I’m hungry!!! Great choices for the challenge, Angeline!
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I made a nice eggplant parmigiana………oh my, now I’m hungry too.
Thanks for your visit.
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i too thought of natural colors in a different way. nice click
http://amarnaik.wordpress.com/2013/04/06/weekly-photo-challenge-color
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Thanks Amar. I love the colors over on your post; I could have used those peppers here.
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Hummmmm….I remember once I read a book by Oliver Sacks..He is a neurologist who writes very interesting books..One of the stories was about a man that could not see colours…And the bad part was when trying to eat…Because everything was in grey and black and white…
I think Georgia O´Keeffe is very right…Specially when talking about food…!
I love to see the colours of the vegetables, and love to mix them on big salads…
Great pics!!!
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I’ll have to check out Oliver Sacks, he sounds interesting. Not being able to see color would be such a loss, and it does so impact eating.
I just looked out the window at my back garden and can’t imagine not being able to see all the color. Thanks Ilargia, hope you have a good week.
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Thanks to you!
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A well-stocked market or vendor’s stall, filled with fruits and vegetables is such a treat for the eyes. Your photos are a reminder why. Nicely done, Angeline.
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Thanks! I am so looking forward to our local Farmers Market getting underway; going there is both a visual as well as gastronomical treat.
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Colours sure have their power :). A lovely post, Angeline!
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Thanks Paula. Color has incredible power.
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look at all that scrummy food…I like how you paint Angeline…no…I love it
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You are tooooo sweeeet! Thank you Jo.
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Lovely colours and photos! 🙂
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Thanks so much MLA. Glad you like them.
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Awesome pics!
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Thanks; the kitchen is a treasure trove of subjects!
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Very bright and colorful for sure! Love it.:)
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Thanks so much, and thanks for your visit.
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ah! they are all lovely! the colors are lovely and all would make nice paintings! z
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Thanks z. I guess this is how I paint.
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you paint very well!
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🙂 thank you!
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The vibrant colours of fresh fruit and vegetables – with a few Mexican pottery pieces thrown in the mix – is so enticing, Angeline, I suppose because you don’t just see them, you taste, smell and feel them too! Great response 🙂
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Thanks Ms. M! I’m going to have to do a post on the Mexican pottery pieces my Mom handed down to me.
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Oh yes – how wonderful – I’m looking forward to that already! 🙂
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Vivid and voluptuous!
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Thanks Patricia. Wow, voluptuous…I like that
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Thank goodness you put some grapes in there, otherwise I would starve. . . hmmmm, gonna go get some grapes now. . .
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They’re just showing up in the markets again. I love grapes!
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What bright and intense colors, Angeline. The kitchen is indeed full of colors. 🙂
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Thanks Imelda. And with the Farmers Market starting up soon, it will really be full of color!
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