Day Three — The Passion of the Fork
by Bear_Music

Comment:
No, I'm not really speechless. I'm just . . . . . . . . . Ah, now I know, I'm at a loss for words!......Nice legs?
:-))

Message edited by author 2007-08-03 22:56:09.

Another Forkin' Flower Pic
by brizmama

Comment:
I really like the contrast between the metal and the soft curves of the flowers.

Fork Insinuation
by pixelpig

Comment:
This is fabulous seeing. Nice!

03: "Fork Rock"
by h2

Comment:
Ah, you can see the contentment in its tines.

Monarchs
by MaryO

Comment:
This is just exceptional.

And talking about your border, I like it a lot. It sets the mood for the series of images.

July Floral Gallery
by MaryO

Comment:
This is a beautiful presentation of a fine collection of flower pics.
(Makes me wish I'd joined the party!)

Thanks Dad!
by brizmama

Comment:
Outrageously funny! There's an awful lot of people having way too much fun in this thread!
:-))

DAY-02 Fork-in-Beans
by justamistere

Comment:
Okay, I'm gonna stick my neck out here...

Slice up a hotdog and mix it in, maybe add some chopped onions.
Put in a casserole or oven proof bowl and bake at 350degrees, 15-20 minutes, or at least broil the top until you get some brown spots. Sprinkle some chopped green onion on top, not much, just enough for some color. Keep the handle of the fork out of the food.

In other words, different textures would make this zing and look yummy. This background is super.

:-))

Day 2 - Fork n Flowers
by JLC

Comment:
The bright greens and pinks show off the silvery glint of the honored fork nicely.

Fork'n Rhythm
by msdoubletrouble

Comment:
Interesting, Sonya. I looked at your outtake just now, and think it is outstanding. The one you have for "Day Two" is subtle and does create a rhythm with its spikes and curves. (but) I really like the way the color version enhances all that and adds the vibrance of the bright oranges against the starkly backlit tines.