One of the last
by hajeka

Comment by skewsme:
Oil ball, eh? Looks yummy and a bit naughty. Does one bake them or deep fry them? Perhaps similar to zeppole (fried dough served at Italian festivals here)... or maybe beignets. Nice focus!

One of the last
by hajeka

Comment by jomari:
What great texture - and beautiful color. It looks like a tasty treat.

One of the last
by hajeka

Comment by hajeka:

Originally posted by insteps: Nicely composed commercial shot with terrific texture. What's the dark area in the bread? fruit, nut or seed?

It's filled with currants and ransins

One of the last
by hajeka

Comment by P-A-U-L:
Love how you have shown a section with detail but filled the frame with an out of focus one. Perfect magazine shot. Well done! I may try some food photography this month too so this is inspirational

One of the last
by hajeka

Comment by crik:
Nice texture, looks tasty.

One of the last
by hajeka

Comment by insteps:
Nicely composed commercial shot with terrific texture. What's the dark area in the bread? fruit, nut or seed?

Foliage
by hajeka

Comment by ubique:
That's a lovely, elegantly balanced photograph. Thank you.

Knitting pattern
by hajeka

Comment by Germaine:
Beautiful white on white texture.

Knitting pattern
by hajeka

Comment by grahamgator:
Nice detail and pattern. I would like to visit this museum.

Knitting pattern
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Comment by nam:
Great pattern and I'm a sucker for white on white AND design elements, so of course I like this.

Andi contributed a great piece of trivia here: "I'm sure you are aware but will tell you anyway - in years gone by fishermen wore knitted sweaters, the patterns were so localised that when bodies were washed ashore after an accident the fishermen could be identified by their sweaters!"

When I don't get in to an image early, I try to comment without reading the comments but then always scroll down to read before I post. I find those times when I either virtually parrot or, conversely, completely contradict someone else's opinion particularly interesting. Neither was the case here, of course.