Posted in 25 Things, Architecture, Everyday Art, Food, Fotoblog, Home, Photography, Practice, Topic Writing, Writing Practices, tagged 1950s appliances, appliances, Big Chill refrigerator, Chambers stove, FridgeFotos, images of appliances, Mid-Century Modern, old ovens, old stoves, outside refrigerators, ovens, refrigerator shots, refrigerators, retro refrigerators, stoves, Thermador oven, What's outside your fridge? on October 6, 2010| Leave a Comment »
My appliances: Chambers stove, Thermador oven, Big Chill fridge
(front and side), photos © 2010 by ybonesy. All rights reserved.
Chambers, Thermador, Big Chill
hot, hot, cold
duck, duck, goose
-Related to posts PRACTICE: My Refrigerator and FridgeFotos – Assateague Island To Frozen Trolls
Posted in 25 Things, Everyday Art, Food, Laughing, Life, Photography, Practice, Topic Writing, tagged everyday objects as muse, fridge typography, FridgeFotos, inside out, inside refrigerators, inspiration, outside refrigerators, refrigerator shots, refrigerators, trolls, What's inside your fridge?, What's outside your fridge?, writing about refrigerators on September 25, 2010| 13 Comments »
My Refrigerator, photo © 2010 by chickenlil. All rights reserved.
From chickenlil:
This is a photo I took last summer, my grandson decided to play a practical joke on us by loading the fridge with trolls! Had to take a picture of that!
My Refrigerator, photo © 2010 by reccos62. All rights reserved.
From reccos62:
What is on my D or no D? BITE ME from Assateague Island, two PSU football player cards that match the jerseys my daughter and I have, a picture of my honey, weight loss ideas, a school photo of my bonus son.
When we posted WRITING TOPIC — MY REFRIGERATOR on red Ravine last week, our readers were inspired to take photographs of their refrigerators. The above are a few of the images we received. Hope you enjoy them as much as we do. We’d love to see the inside/outside of your refrigerator. If you are so inspired, send your FridgeFotos to info@redRavine.com. Or make a list of what’s inside/outside of your refrigerator and join us in a Writing Practice. When inspiration strikes, follow the Muse!
Posted in Everyday Art, Life, Maps, Personal, Photography, Postcards From The Edge, Practice, Writing Topics, tagged appliances, beauty in everyday objects, clutter, everyday objects as muse, fridge magnets, fridge typography, inside out, inside refrigerators, outside refrigerators, postcards, refrigerators, the practice of writing, What's inside your fridge?, What's outside your fridge?, writing about refrigerators on September 19, 2010| 20 Comments »
My Refrigerator, BlackBerry Shots, Golden Valley, Minnesota, September 2010, photo © 2010 by QuoinMonkey. All rights reserved.
To some, refrigerators are bare places, slick and spit-polish clean. Enamel, stainless steel, plastic. Avocado greens and lemon yellows in the 1970’s. Black, white, and stainless steel, the current aesthetic. For some, appliances are pieces of art — sleek, retro, places that make a statement through even curves and vintage hardware. In our house, the fridge is a place that collects — grocery lists, receipts, magnets, calendars, bits and pieces of our lives. One day, we realize the clutter for what it is, throw the valuable photos and magnets in a shoebox, and toss the rest. Until the cycle begins again.
The front of my refrigerator reflects a timeline of my life, something I call fridge typography. Magnets from Ocean City, Maryland, an old photo of Liz’s sister when she was a small girl, the Morton Salt Umbrella Girl, the official Geocaching logo, Lily and Hope black bear swag from our trip to the North American Bear Center in Ely, Minnesota last July. There is a school photo of my niece, a postcard of Hershey Kisses I sent to Liz when I was in Pennsylvania in May, another of the World’s Largest Boot (size 638 1/2 D) sent to Liz by Bob (or was it Jude) when we were down near Red Wing, Minnesota for a writing retreat earlier this year.
Fridge Typography, September 2010, photo © 2010 by QuoinMonkey. All rights reserved.
What does your fridge look like? Is the outside uncluttered and sparse? If so, open the door. What food do you have inside your refrigerator? Is it all fresh and ready to eat? Or are there a few rotten items to be tossed. What about the freezer? Do you have old-style vintage refrigerator coils (remember what it used to be like to defrost condenser coils)? Or is yours state of the art, energy efficient, humming along quietly in the night.
Fifteen minutes should do it. Or if you’re on a roll, go for 20. Get out your fast writing pens and Writing Practice notebook. Jot down My Refrigerator, and Go!
-posted on red Ravine, Sunday, September 19th, 2010
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