Tasty wonders of nature London, ON November 2021 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Which makes it somewhat easier to shoot spontaneous pictures in places where spontaneous photography would normally not be the norm.
Like the veggie section of the local Farm Boy supermarket. Where, I’m guessing, fruitography isn’t something that’s generally welcomed by management.
Couple it with the natural below-the-radar nature of a smartphone - I could just as easily be checking my shopping list - and it’s an ideal scenario for capturing optical weirdness during an otherwise ordinary moment.
Maybe the pandemic has changed us all. Perhaps we look harder for moments of whimsy, where we can escape for a fleeting moment from the crushing feeling that the darkness won’t be letting up anytime soon.
Maybe we just grab at the light wherever we can find it.
On this cold, grey November afternoon, I happened to find some in the tomato bin. As a bonus, they were on sale.
#ldnont #london #ontario #canada #farmboy #grocery #store #fruit #vegetables #tomatoes #red #texture #fruitography #shopping #retail #random #stilllife #photography #apple #iphone #iphone11 #shotoniphone #photooftheday #instagood #nofilter #nofilterneeded #lifeinthemargins
Related:
Peachy, August 2021
It's a spaghetti squash extravaganza, August 2021
Strawberry fields forever, June 2021
Cabbagetown, May 2021
Orange pepper still life, May 2021
Bananas in the round, February 2021
This spud's for you, January 2021
A plethora of bananas, August 2020
Green onions: A different perspective, May 2020
Loblaws from above, May 2020
Grocery Shopping 101 for the Pandemic, April 2020
Gone wild in the grocery store, March 2020
Step gingerly, August 2019
It's Spuds MacKenzie, August 2019
Fruitography in a strange place, March 2019
Please don't cry, May 2018
Orange you glad I didn't say banana? July 2017
Obscene fruitography? July 2007
Busted by the grocery police, December 2006
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please note that Written Inc. has been set up so that all comments must first be moderated before they go live on the blog. I apologize for the inconvenience, but this is to ensure bots and trolls don't muck up the works. If you have any difficulty leaving a comment here as a result, please feel free to email it to carmilevy AT gmail DOT com. Thank you for your understanding.