Comments on: Red Onion – Veggies Day 2 http://photographyandtransformation.com/red-onion-veggies-day-2/2008/08/05 Seeing Your World Through New Eyes Sat, 04 Feb 2012 04:28:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Photography and Transformation » Vidalia Onion Starts a New Chapter of Transformation http://photographyandtransformation.com/red-onion-veggies-day-2/2008/08/05/comment-page-1#comment-3700 Photography and Transformation » Vidalia Onion Starts a New Chapter of Transformation Wed, 05 Nov 2008 01:28:58 +0000 http://www.photographyandtransformation.com/red-onion-veggies-day-2/2008/08/05#comment-3700 [...] the beginning of August I posted my first photograph of a red onion which after the second day became the story, “Peeling Away the Layers of an Onion, Akin to [...] [...] the beginning of August I posted my first photograph of a red onion which after the second day became the story, “Peeling Away the Layers of an Onion, Akin to [...]

]]> By: Morgine http://photographyandtransformation.com/red-onion-veggies-day-2/2008/08/05/comment-page-1#comment-38 Morgine Tue, 05 Aug 2008 16:31:06 +0000 http://www.photographyandtransformation.com/red-onion-veggies-day-2/2008/08/05#comment-38 Was watching one of my favorite movies Tortilla Soup which all centers around cooking and there are lots of pictures of preparing food. I too was fascinated at a red onion and how the man cut it. We went back and it took two times to notice, while he took the outer layer off, he left the root end hooked on until he cut it into little pieces so everything was held together instead of falling apart like when I normally do it. That one little detail I observed in peeling away the layers allowed me to remember how important it is to keep my own "roots" in tact!! thanks!! Morgine Was watching one of my favorite movies Tortilla Soup which all centers around cooking and there are lots of pictures of preparing food. I too was fascinated at a red onion and how the man cut it. We went back and it took two times to notice, while he took the outer layer off, he left the root end hooked on until he cut it into little pieces so everything was held together instead of falling apart like when I normally do it. That one little detail I observed in peeling away the layers allowed me to remember how important it is to keep my own “roots” in tact!!

thanks!! Morgine

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