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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Lime or Light Green

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Lime or Light Green

Ellis, 5, and I discovered these two whimsical photographs hanging on the hallway walls of the Stanford heart clinic in Sunnyvale, CA. The artist’s name is Christina Peters, and she uses random grocery items to create a shape. If you look from a distance, it makes a colorful and identifiable shape; if you look closer, the image is made up of one vegetable or snack item. Perspective made all the difference in appreciating these photographs and the photographer’s humor.

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Color Photograph by Christina Peters “Scallion Star Kaleidoscope”
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Color Photograph by Christina Peters “Gummy Bear Kaleidoscope”
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Leaves pinched from Elliot’s tomato plant; Trying to determine the cause of those brown spots
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Green onions growing at my parent’s farm in Southern California

 

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Writing and daydreaming have always been two of my favorite things to do. I've been an avid journal writer since junior high school. It was a way for me to survive the complex world of being a Korean-American female straddling two cultures. Journal writing continued through graduate school, but that luxury is now replaced with multitasking to raise and homeschool two young kids. As the self-proclaimed domestic C.E.O. of our home, personal reflection occurs mostly in my subconscious dreams, during solo grocery shopping runs, or when my husband Chris takes the kids to Costco for an afternoon trip.

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