A while ago I posted the photograph above in the Frames Magazine facebook group and it ended up featured in a YouTube video “Five Excellent Photographs” in their channel. The video contains five photographs and, in it, Tomasz Trzebiatowski, the editor of the magazine, explains why he likes them. He reminds us to take the time to savor images we like, look a little closer, and try to identify why we like them.
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I took Autumn Triangulation, 2019 in the fall of that year, after a productive trip to a local pumpkin patch. Click on the following link if you want so see my small collection of still life images.
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Wall Art landscapes and miscellaneous
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It is all about the light 
That must have been a delight, to see your work featured in that way. I really do like the photo, and think the title is perfect. The colors are autumn-warm, and the stems convey a sense of movement not usually associated with pumpkins! (On the other hand, there was that Berkeley tradition of rolling pumpkins down Marin Avenue, but I swear I only observed.)
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Thank you. I did not know about this Berkley tradition. But we must admit that Berkley does its own thing.
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I suppose by now there are new traditions — the pumpkin-rolling I saw was during the 1970s, for heaven’s sake: almost 50 years ago.
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I don’t live there, but pass by occasionally. There are many stories about Berkley, it is it’s own place for sure.
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Congratulations! It’s a beautiful collection.
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Thank you. I’m glad you liked the selection.
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Nice going. This portrait and the other seven in the same collection all have an Old Master still life quality to them. As you remind us each time, it’s all about the light.
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Yes, it is always about the light.
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Very nice photo. I love pumpkins, and those have ‘character’.
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They did! Thanks for stopping by.
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Wow Alexandra this is awesome.
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Thank you!
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I am happy to repeat myself and congratulate you on the YouTube publication. This is a fine still life and I could not possibly think of anything to suggest that could in any way make it better. I hope you have a place for it on a wall in your home.
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Thank you!
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It’s a beautiful photo. I hadn’t realized it was featured in one of the videos. Great work.
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Yes I didn’t either until Tomasz told me. Thank you.
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Stunning photo and light!
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Thank you!
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