Ritva hosts this week’s Lens-Artists Challenge with a theme of Inspiration found in the kitchen. That is often a place I find something to photograph in an hour of need. It can be a view from the kitchen window or an interior shot of the kitchen.
I had an assignment to show Kitchen Essentials in my Color Photography class. My husband received a box of stuff haphazardly packed from my sister-in-law. It contained photographs, frames with broken glass, and some serving pieces from my mother-in-law. Strange stuff, but I knew it would do for my assignment. I got some plastic to create reflections and I got busy. I entered this image in an online contest and it was selected #1 for the week. What a boost to my confidence.
Kitchens from a time gone by
Found at home and away
What’s a kitchen without some food? Essential!
Not much more to say. Except that on these hot, hot, hot days I try and stay out of my kitchen!
A Photo's Worth 
Marlene the first photo of the Kitchen Essentials was lovely, beautifully framed and composed .Kitchen in fiddle town and a the fish dead appealed to me greatly. Thanks for participating
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Great post Marlene! I remember the plum jam making!
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Congratulations on your Kitchen Essential win! Loved your gallery as I always do. This week the kitchen in Fiddletown spoke to me, and I loved the plates, juice and cups. Always nice to see what you come up with, Marlene.
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Terrific response Marlene. Your prize-winner is absolutely worthy! I loved it especially. Also loved what I assume are canning jars (although I’ve never canned so cannot be sure LOL) and the happy face!
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Love your take.
Love the people in action and the vintage kitchen.
Congratulations for the win.
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Great photos and variety. Love the crab eyes and fish eye. Here’s lookin’ at you kid!
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Great response! My favourites are the first one and the Fiddletown kitchen. Great composition and colours.
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Love your take on, Marlene! Thank you for sharing your dishes, cookings… Great post!
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