Two Month Old Onion

MOSMAN,SYDNEY, NS - Australia

I like yours best, Yuri. Great capture, deserved kudos,views,Features! fav, compliments, VIVA

On The Road, Au - Australia

When creativity steps in with an everyday subject and creates art! Love this! Nominated for special feature in 1000 View group

Port Orange, FL - United States

One of your peers nominated this image in the 1000 views Groups Special Features #20 promotion discussion. Please help your fellow artists by visiting and passing on the love to another artist in the the 1000 Views Group....L/F/Tw

Louisville, CO - United States

Nominating this amazing photograph for a special feature in the 1000 Views group!

Port Orange, FL - United States

Congratulation.....your wonderful work has been featured in the 1000 Views on 1 Image Group ..... Please place your featured image in the Feature Archive and any other appropriate Archives l/f/p

Southampton, PA - United States

Congratulations on your feature in the Art Submissions To PKA group! L/F

Burlington, NJ - United States

Congratulations, your creative and unique art work is Featured in the "Out Of The Ordinary 1 A Day" group! 3/5/18 l/f

Sydney 2088, NS - Australia

Revisit, too..in my Fav's...VIVA

Glen Campbell, PA - United States

Returning to view this one! Love it! tweeted

Titusville, FL - United States

Congratulations on your feature in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"

Zagreb, Cr - Croatia

Great image! l/f

Glen Campbell, PA - United States

Oh this is very nice Yuri. My husband and I sat here and discussed how this one was maybe created and the flow of the leaves of the onion, and the wrinkles as the base, or, onion itself is being drained by the leaves and how the background looks like black sand..very lovely art piece you created with this photograph! l/f/P

Mount Laurel, NJ - United States

An onion is known by its layers. I wonder what the next layer looks like. Is it too worthless? or is there a point where, if you peel away enough layers, does the onion still have value. The stems appear to be beautiful, and most people are drawn to their beauty and majesty, especially against a dark background. But the light shines brightly on the onion, which is the "heart" of the vegetable. It is not hard to make the correlation between this onion and the heart of an individual. Each person has multiple layers that shroud their heart, and regardless of how they might appear, you have to remove those layers to reveal what is inside. What may seem worthless and in need of just tossing aside may leave a different impression if you dig far enough. Yuri....thank you for reminding me what life is all about through your work!

Tucson, AZ - United States

Yuri, this is a stellar offering on many levels. I admire how effortlessly and successfully you worked the edges. That sprout tip in the upper right, just leaning against the side is perfection! LIKE

Mosman, NS - Australia

This to me is thrllling, Yuri........I am partial to this palette, and to calligraphic forms, and your 'old' onion is gorgeous in those ways.....compliments, vf.................VIVA

Hicksville, NY - United States

Beautifully done. Liked.

Sherbrooke, Qc - Canada

I won't suppose it smellwd good but, oh, boy! it's gracious, zen and nice composition! f/l

Kingston, WA - United States

Cool image! Nice treatment.

Amarillo, Tx - United States

Well this is neat. The onion looks shriveled but the top seems to be thriving. Makes me wonder what's in the back of my frig...f/l

Hannover, Lo - Germany

Interesting subject. I recently found one of those "long haired" onions in my basement :)