Eve

by Alex Lapidus

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Title

Eve

Artist

Alex Lapidus

Medium

Photograph - Photograph

Description

A woman offers you a colorful apple, glowing with power...take a bite?

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March 20th, 2019

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Comments (7)

Gary F Richards

Spectacular Eve composition, lighting, shading, excellent colors and artwork! Congratulations on being the Feature! F/L

Alex Lapidus replied:

Gary thanks very much!

Kay Brewer

Congratulations on your tie for a 3d place win in the Masters OMG I'm Never Doing That Again contest! l/f

Alex Lapidus replied:

Many thanks Kay!

Debora Lewis

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR THIRD PLACE WIN IN MASTERS IM NEVER DOING THAT AGAIN. L/F.

Alex Lapidus replied:

Debora thank you so much, very kind of you!

Bijan Pirnia

a higly artistic rendition of an ancient story. just a bit of trivia : Did you know that nowhere in the Bible do we read that the forbidden fruit was an apple ? It could have been a banana. Apple as being the forbidden fruit was a later invention. It's not in the Bible. It is more likely that the forbidden fruit may have been a fig, since Adam and Eve covered " their shame" (genitalia) with a fig leaf. Of course, the story of Adam and Eve did not originate with the Bible. It's orginally a pagan story that predates Christianity by several thousand years.

Alex Lapidus replied:

Thanks very much Bijan! I certainly wasn't seeking any sort of "authenticity," just trying to communicate an idea -- and I just happened to have a polished marble apple with a gold leaf hanging around the house :-)