I was having lunch and one of my favorite places yesterday and I noticed these bright green chairs at the tables on the patio. The place is called True Food and they serve healthy food that always tastes delicious. I posted about True Food a few years ago here.
I also noticed this great shelf just a few feet away from the table with the green chairs. I thought all that green would make some interesting photos.
Then I spotted those glasses all lined up neatly on that lower shelf.
I decided they might look good in a close up shot. I didn't notice when I took the shot that one of the glasses appears to be a bit tipsy and the one on right in the back row appears to be stepping out to catch the tipsy one when it falls.
I was just playing around with my camera and I ended up with the saga of the tipsy wine glass.
Nice, crisp images!
ReplyDeleteI normally am not fond of this color of green but in this particular setting it seems like the perfect color. I like how the glasses are arranged in an ascending number to create a perfect triangle on the shelf.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics Sharon...I really like the green chairs, especially because they are in metal and not plastic...
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
Fun, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteThe tipsy one makes it even more interesting!
ReplyDeleteI forgot to say that I love that green!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright green of the chairs. And your "tipsy" wine glass is hilarious. :D
ReplyDeleteThe one with the glasses is awesome. So many details that we would like to see nearer...
ReplyDeleteEven though this isn't a shop, I need to go photographing shops again! Love the table and the glasses! Looks like a fantastic place!
ReplyDeleteThe colour of the chairs seem rather close to bikes I was photographing for the theme day.
ReplyDeleteThe green sure brightens things up. I like the artsy glasses shot.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the person who placed those glasses was a bit tipsy, too!
ReplyDeleteI've heard of True Food, I am dying to try it.
ReplyDeleteThe restaurant definitely is "going green."
ReplyDeleteI am hemming and hawing about the green chairs. At first I was searching for a polite way to say that I am not a fan of that shade of green, but before I got around to typing it, I realized that I actually do like it in the context of bright chairs to offset the otherwise natural woody look of the place.
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