What an interesting idea for a website! I've just started to learn how to make bread this year. I know these aren't found pieces, but I thought I'd post two of my efforts, a baked loaf and bruschetta I made with ingredients from my garden: https://readingproject.neocities.org/Pictures/A-Postings/BreadLoaf.jpg and https://readingproject.neocities.org/Pictures/A-Postings/bruschetta.jpg Pretty basic, but mine!
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I dreamt /SKELETON was on display at the MOMA and scholars and historians were analysing it for decades to come.
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kelprot
2 years ago
this paints such a beautiful picture.....one day we'll get a /SKELETON renaissance
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accepting contributions?
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wildbread
2 years ago
The potato flipphone camera is actually my favorite, Like don't get me wrong I love the SLR but there is something so iconic about the 850x600 pixels this thing puts out and the upscaling I can't be bothered fixing from my CSS. I'll properly do up the flipphone gallery on my personal page, eventually.
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Dreamt I had found.. the elusive wild banana bread. It's cake-like fragility must grant it the most fleeting impermanence in the wilderness, an illusive prize for any photographer.
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skep
2 years ago
Perhaps it is simply that, as opposed to many other breads which might (wrongly) be considered mundane and unnoteworthy, banana bread is a treasure too valuable to leave discarded and abandoned on the street corner.
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xxhalfemptyxx
2 years ago
the fact that the banana bread, a moist, sweet delicacy was left on the street is a crime
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I've been baking bread for a few years now and I wish my loaves looked half as good!
I’ve had my share of utter failures too
Where do I mail my SASE for a free sample of bruschetta? :)
Both pics look incredible; plz send a loaf or two my way, thx
The emotions and pride I feel are beyond explanation; albiet domesticated this bread image is a wild insight into the immense power of the internet, that we can share our loaves with one another across the world
I love that something as simple as bread can be a barometer for important issues. Sustainability, as you suggest on your website. But its unavailability has also helped to spark riots, even revolutions, and in that sense it can be world changing. I think your website is clever. And thanks to everyone for the kind comments. I've had mixed success with bread. These photos represent some of my best efforts.