... where it's not about the camera.
Awww. Sad widdle pear.Clever captions, breathtaking photographs. What else could I ask for? Thanks for another great edition, Rick.
I like the addition of the comments.
Love the captions! What is that velcro-looking thing?
I dig the Red Anjou. It looks great in focus with the other pears slightly blurred. A 3D look. Great shots as always.Ray a.k.a. The Produce Picker
I can't remember the name of that velcro looking thing. I've photographed them before. Perhaps Ray can educate us.
I know why the pear cries. It's partner/friend was picked and purchased while he/she was left behind. :(
Oh, and the middle photo is a rambutan, I believe. I love detective work and Google. Never heard of this produce before. :)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rambutan
Yes, Ray the produce picker concurs... he just emailed me back that he thought it was a Rambutan.
chestnut, avocado and onions? :)
Awww. Sad widdle pear.
ReplyDeleteClever captions, breathtaking photographs. What else could I ask for?
Thanks for another great edition, Rick.
I like the addition of the comments.
ReplyDeleteLove the captions! What is that velcro-looking thing?
ReplyDeleteI dig the Red Anjou. It looks great in focus with the other pears slightly blurred. A 3D look. Great shots as always.
ReplyDeleteRay a.k.a. The Produce Picker
I can't remember the name of that velcro looking thing. I've photographed them before. Perhaps Ray can educate us.
ReplyDeleteI know why the pear cries. It's partner/friend was picked and purchased while he/she was left behind. :(
ReplyDeleteOh, and the middle photo is a rambutan, I believe. I love detective work and Google. Never heard of this produce before. :)
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rambutan
Yes, Ray the produce picker concurs... he just emailed me back that he thought it was a Rambutan.
ReplyDeletechestnut, avocado and onions? :)
ReplyDelete