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04-JAN-2005

"Bottle & Potato" by Warren Sarle

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kodak_challenge		17-Jan-2005 18:42
I have another bottle that looks like a lovely lavendar but photographs as a deep blue. This one looks pretty much the same in the photo as in reality. - Warren

anom		17-Jan-2005 17:40
Was the bottle REALLY purple or... :-)

kodak_challenge		15-Jan-2005 00:00
No, I would agree, that the vase is relatively harder than the potato. It's probably the story of the most successful marriages. ;-) --Kim

kodak_challenge		10-Jan-2005 12:31
I think its the soft potato and the hard bottle that works the best for this theme. Both great shots. Regards Paul

kodak_challenge		07-Jan-2005 18:20
The vase came with a cork, which to the best of my knowledge is more typical of bottles than vases. It came from an "antique" store, meaning that they sell items that are allegedly more than 10 years old. I would guess that a similar item from Ann Summers would be much more expensive than the US$4.50 I paid. But, alas, Ann Summers would be illegal where I live. - Warren

kodak_challenge		06-Jan-2005 19:54
Well, the potato seems softer than the vase, but not quite as bendy as a Salvador Dali timepiece! The vase is reminiscent of something Ann Summers-ish though! --Kim

kodak_challenge		06-Jan-2005 05:19
The potato is very old and VERY soft. The bottle is propping up the potato because the potato is too soft to prop the bottle up very effectively. If you require a more symbolic explanation, refer to Flick or Pepe. - Warren

Guest		06-Jan-2005 03:09
Hmmm..I see the contrast between one being hard and one soft...but which is which? And why is one propping the other up?

kodak_challenge		05-Jan-2005 16:45
ROFL! i just got the joke about Lambeth council. Flick.

kodak_challenge		05-Jan-2005 09:45
Blimey, and I thought it was a bendy potato. I need retraining by Lambeth council - Quentin

kodak_challenge		05-Jan-2005 07:53
Bendy potato? Have you no soul? Anyone can see it's the lunar crescent of wimminhood triumphing over the symbol of patriarchal oppression ;-) Great shot, Warren. Flick.