A rose-brown pot photographed two ways: lying on its side on a log round, mouth toward the camera so the photo looks straight into the deep hollow; and standing, where the crown flares slightly to an uneven rim over pale smears and a rounded foot. The only piece of this stretch posed lying down.
Why is it on its side? Staging — the pose turns the mouth into the subject and lets the camera look all the way in. It stands fine; the second photo proves it. Piece 1,667 of 10,000, listed at $16.67.
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