Fractured time, fractured images

Carrots at the local supermarket. This is how my time has felt – constantly divided and divided again into endlessly repeating chores. Photo Su Leslie. Shot with iPhone4, edited with fractalPhoto.

It’s been a messy week. I have been working on too many things at once; with each project producing more and more sub-projects and tasks, and my “to-do” list begininng to resemble a Russian novel — with a cast of thousands.

I had intended to respond to Sally’s phoneography challenge with some street photography, but I didn’t manage to get out on the street. The mall and the supermarket would have done, but my phone’s battery died after a few fun shots in the produce department.

So, no street photography. Instead some very symbolic shots of endlessly repeating vegetables and fruit generated with my new “fun” app fractalPhoto.

Cut savoy cabbage on display in the local supermarket. Photo: Su Leslie, 2014. Shot with iPhone4, edited with fractalPhoto.

 

Savoy cabbage. Photo: Su Leslie, 2014. Shot with iPhone4, edited with fractalPhoto.

The last four grapefruit from my tree. But I can dream of next year’s harvest. Photo: Su Leslie, 2014. Shot with iPhone4, edited with fractalPhoto.

 

Yesterday’s lemon harvest. Photo: Su Leslie, 2014. Shot with iPhone4, edited with fractalPhoto.

Sally at Lens and Pens by Sally hosts a weekly phoneography and non SLR digital devices photo challenge. You can join in here.