Thursday, July 7, 2011

THE LAST TOMATO


A very famous photographer once said, "If you don't like surprises, you should never be a photographer."
That's true of this photo. On a simple trip to the kitchen I saw this luxurious vine. Have you ever had something beg to have its picture taken?
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13 comments:

  1. Another excellent picture from you. I think this is perfect in monochrome. Get an immidiate association to lightning striking.

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  2. I hope the tomato tasted as luscious as it looks.

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  3. I love how the B&W brings out all the little details!!

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  4. OH, what a splendid work David!! this is just fantastic creative and very expressive!

    great work - Congrats my friend!


    best regards
    isabella

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  5. Nice job! It's very artistic looking with that great vine against the inky black background.

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  6. Are you a professional photographer? Your photo is stunning and splendid. I love it!

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  7. I love all the detail you captured. Beautiful lighting.

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  8. This image is magnificent David. It puts me in mind of the large format photography of some of photography's pioneers.

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  9. You certainly are a gifted photographer! This is excellent!

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  10. This image in b+w has a wonderful organic feel to it. Superb DOF and detail.

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  11. We are just now getting out first little yellow blossoms on our tomato plants. I cannot wait until we have a vine like this. It will be quite a happy day for us. Awesome capture. Love all the little fuzzy feels on the stem. Genie

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  12. Good photo with nice composition and excellent choice for black and white.

    Regards!

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Thanks for stopping by! David/ :0)