Discovery
by Maggie Terlecki
Title
Discovery
Artist
Maggie Terlecki
Medium
Photograph - Fine Art Photography
Description
Discovery by Maggie Terlecki
Photographers often tell people to not only look but to actually see. People pass the same things day in and day out but don't discover wonderful things that are just there waiting for someone to notice them. Here, this white tulip (a botanical beauty) notices and discovers the wonderful beauty of the apple. Yes, they are different even very different, but what a fantastic discovery. A good reminder for us all. Don't just look, open your eyes, there are things to discover.. all you have to do is actually see!
This is a limited edition print. Once 10 prints have been sold, I will pull it. Next print to be sold will be 1/10. #1715001. This does not pertain to images sold on products or as greeting cards. Image must be 16" or more on the longest side (before framing). If you purchase an image from me and would like a signed certificate of authenticity as long as the above conditions are followed, simply contact me through the site, or the contact form on maggieterlecki.com and I will be happy to mail you one!
Discovery has been featured in the Following:
- best of Minimalism
- Artistic Photography
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May 4th, 2017
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Comments (10)
Dawn Currie
Maggie, Congratulations, your exceptional photographic artwork has been featured in our group, Artistic Photography! You are invited to archive it in the Featured Work Part II discussion thread for more visibility.
Maggie Terlecki replied:
Thank you, so much, Dawn, for featuring Discovery by Maggie Terlecki in Artistic Photography:-) Maggie
Ann Horn
Simply and beautifully elegant, Maggie. My choice for a POD in the Best of Minimalism group today. f/l
Maggie Terlecki replied:
Thank you so much, Ann, for liking this and for choosing it for POD for Best in Minimalism. :-) Maggie
Bob Lentz
Congratulations! This simple and essential image has been selected by group members as a Featured Image in the Best of Minimalism group.
Maggie Terlecki replied:
Thank you so much, Bob, for featuring Discovery by Maggie Terlecki in The Best of Minimalism Group. :-) Maggie
Mitch Spence
Such engaging elements these are, Maggie, and arranged in a still-life story. This is a pod choice for me today in the Best of Minimalism group.
Maggie Terlecki replied:
thank you so much, Mitch. I'm so happy you like it and enough to choose it as the pod for the Best in Minimalism :-) Maggie
Rene Crystal
Oh, Maggie, how true is that statement, "Don't just look - see. My Dad gave me, almost but not quite, the same advice when he handed me my first camera. He said, "Just remember, it's not the camera - it's the photographer. This photo is just another example of your fine art photography letting the viewer (at least me!) "see" and have their minds flood with the inner conversation these two different everyday items are having with each other. LOL. Of course, my mind is a bit off the normal path than most, but I don't care! I love this and on this rainy, stormy morn, it's my Fav to converse with for the upcoming weekend. You have a great weekend, Maggie.
Maggie Terlecki replied:
Hi Rene! Your dad was a wise man. I know many photogs who are what we call 'gearheads' .. They own all the best equipments but forget that they are the true artist.. There may be better image quality.. but pixels don't matter if the image doesn't touch you in any way. I'm glad that you can see further beyond what is just represented. It's not just a tulip or an apple to you, and that makes me so very happy to know. It's what I strive for and since at least one person (yes, you!! ) gets it, then it makes me very happy. Have a great weekend too. :-) Maggie
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