An egg is a lovely thing to behold. But, as the old adage goes, the beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. For you, a beautiful egg might be poached and drizzled with hollandaise sauce, topping Canadian bacon on an English muffin. For someone else, it could be as simple as a fried egg “sunny-side-up” or hard-boiled and sliced in a sandwich. For me, a beautiful egg is an omelet stuffed with cheese.
But for this photo, the egg has been left as it began, in its original form; what has been called the “perfect shape.” And to complement its simple, elegant contours, I chose a plain white bowl and a white background. To complete the theme of multiple whites, I gave the image a high key finish.
Monochromia 
The single egg…my first drawing assignment and one of my favorite photo subjects. Thank you for sharing.
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Brenda – Thanks for your comment. It’s nice to know I am not alone with taking photos of eggs. This one is 4 images (out of 12) that are stacked to give me the shading I wanted.
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simple and it works. great photo
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Thanks Jim. Happy you liked it.
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Excellent high key image Don 👍🏻 I personally like cheese omelets also.
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Hey Mabel! Two cheese with home fries and toast! 🙂 Thanks, Joe.
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