Hmmm

Indeed, Annemarie.

I love the warm colours of this beautiful abstract photo, John. All the best, Joe

Thanks, Joe. I waited to see if anyone else considered this an abstract, so thanks for the confirmation. It's going in some abstract groups now.

Looks delicious !!

I no longer remember if it was, Jaap, or even if I had any of it. It does look good, though.

Outstanding culinary shot!

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Thank you very much, William.

Your close up composition has made an unusual abstract of this food John. I like the detail and colours.

Thanks, Keith. As I mentioned to Joe, I was waiting to see if anyone else thought it was an abstract, and now you and he have confirmed it. It's going in some abstract groups.

Looks delicious, John !

I like this essay about how we may sometimes look at and experience a thing.
tinyurl.com/53hpjek9

The essay, quoting Sartre, looks at the way Roquetin, the main character of Nausea, looks at a tree: “This root, with all its colour, shape, its congealed movement, was . . . below all explanation. Each of its qualities escaped it a little, flowed out of it, half solidified, almost became a thing; each one was In the way in the root and the whole stump now gave me the impression of unwinding itself a little, denying its existence to lose itself in a frenzied excess.”
It made me think of this…er…breakfast photograph.

Looking very tasty indeed, John.

Very appetizing. Must be tasty.