I had some fun with Hugh’s challenge this week; to post a photo of something that is/was ‘unused.’ I was not happy with the background of my original image, so I tried playing with it using dreamscope.
The original photo was taken a few years ago. One day, I happened to need some onions for a recipe. After opening up my cupboard, I discovered an unusual surprise. An ‘unused’ bunch of cooking onions had created new life. I just had to take a photo of it, but with no thought of placing the basket of new growth in a more photogenic environment. I was not able to use the bulbs since they were too soft and starting to rot. Thanks Hugh for the interesting topic.
awesome results – that almost stained glass look
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A neat app to play with! Thanks.
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Nice one. Even when we kill our plants they struggle to live in spite of us. Like potatoes
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It’s amazing how life finds a way, no matter what. Thank-you, John.
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This would fit in Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge too!
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You are so right, Lindy. I realized it also after I posted it. It also fits Hugh’s past challenge of “What’s in your cupboard.’
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I’ve discovered those kind of surprises too, although I didn’t think to take photos of them. I love the special effects you applied to the photo!
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Thanks, Trisha. I agree with you that I’ve also lost some photo moments in the past by not taking that shot and it’s usual because other people are around or in the moment I think it’s too mundane. Thanks for commenting.
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An interesting topic and an interesting take on it.
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Thanks, Marissa. It was the only photo I had to match the challenge.
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It’s a good one. Clever idea.
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Wonderful, and proving the urge to live is strong – even in vegetables!
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Thank-you, Claudette. So true.
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Hi Olga, thanks for participating in my weekly photo challenge.
Your photo bought back memories of when I was at school and we grew plants by placing an onion on top of an open jar filed with water. After a few days the onion produced roots and then, to our surprise, it started sprouting a stem and leaves. I can’t remember if it flowered.
Great effects from the photography software you have used. I like the result very much.
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Thank-you, Hugh. It certainly was a challenge that brought out my divergent thinking skills. Look forward to the next theme.
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Great idea for the challenge, pretty photo, and I love what you did with it. Have a wonderful day.
Mary
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Thank-you, Mary. Appreciate your lovely comment. Wishing you a wonderful day, also.
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It turned out nice.
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Thank-you. I was happy with it.
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I like the first photo, background and all, but I also especially like what you did to the last one. Great idea for the theme!
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Thank-you, Janice. It was fun to play with the theme. Got my creative juices going!
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It certainly did 😊
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