Sharp and well shown the harmony of those lines.

Thanks, José, from me and from whoever decorated my kitchen (seriously -- it's a spiffy little place).

I like the shadow play and the blue reflections +++++

Thanks, Xata.I hadn't thought about the blue reflections but they do seem to play an important role, so thanks for pointing them out.

A certain delicacy here. If this were a Victorian kitchen we'd feel it were a fit subject, but, oh, my! Actually, it's an interesting study of shadows. Very Platonic.

Thanks, Bob. The tile does give it a Victorian touch, doesn't it? Thanks for pointing that out.

Looks like some serious coffee on the go!!

I think it's against the law for a Canadian not to be drinking coffee, Andy, but Canada still only ranks tenth in coffee consumption. Finns drink nearly twice as much, which explains Sami's interest in the topic.

You've made something quite special out of what would normally be a pretty mundane scene.

The interplay of light, shadow and colour is quite superb. I love it..!!

Thanks, Keith. I'm still getting acquainted with the light show that goes on in my apartment on sunny mornings (in part because there haven't been many lately). Went to the kitchen, saw this, went to get my camera.

HFF-John

Thanks, Fred.

Wonderful shadows. I'm very taken with your kettle.

Thanks, Jean. Nothing is too good for coffee.

Great lighting and shadows. I'm glad to see you have a good supply of coffee on hand.