Out the Door L
Forbidden Fruit
Posted by Lorraine (Gatineau, Canada) on 12 October 2007 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.
e. from Washington DC, United States
Wow, really pretty shot. What type of fruit is that?
12 Oct 2007 5:44am
badala from Leiria, Portugal
Sometimes I forgot that in the small details for the nature there magic. Excellent!!!
12 Oct 2007 6:21am
tyan from Singapore, Singapore
oh i love the reddish background,and the title!:)
ps:did u eat it?lol
12 Oct 2007 7:11am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
Hi e., thanks a lot...possibly wild blueberries????
Oh That's so nicely said Badala :)
Hey Tyan, I'm glad you like. I didn't try it, no LOL
Manuela, Thanks a lot
12 Oct 2007 8:00am
Mandy from Johannesburg, South Africa
Oh Wow - SUPER shot!!!1 The DOF is awesome and that fruit looks DELICIOUS!
12 Oct 2007 9:17am
@Mandy: Hi Mandy, thanks so much, I wish I could say it was delicious, but I don't really know if it's edible...;)
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
Rich in colors, rich in beauty. A real eye-grabber today Lorraine.
12 Oct 2007 10:31am
@Viewfinder: I like THAT, thanks a lot Viewfinder :)
@Craiger: thanks Craiger, I guess sometimes timing is perfect ;)
@Shahab: Thanks a lot Shahab, I also love autumn colours ;)
@Susan: Thanks a lot Susan :)
Walt from Scarborough, Canada
Always better not to eat when you don't know what it is indeed! They do look good though!
12 Oct 2007 11:38am
@Walt: Hey Walt,
Totally agree with that, thanks :)
@KMF: thanks for your visit KMF
Ian Bramham from Manchester, United Kingdom
Truly wonderful Lorraine! - the colours are fantastic and the image quality superb!
12 Oct 2007 1:40pm
@Ian Bramham: Thanks so much Ian :)
@Reza: Thanks a lot Reza :)
laughingwolf from Canada
yup, interesting comp... as to the berries, dunno, but they don't look like blueberries
12 Oct 2007 5:20pm
@laughingwolf: You're right that's why I called it forbidden fruit LOL
@Manuel Tendero Gil: Muchas graçias Manuel :)
@LuisRodrigues: THanks a lot Luis :)
Janice Thomson from Courtenay BC, Canada
Excellent capture all the way around mon amie!
12 Oct 2007 7:34pm
@Janice Thomson: Thanks a lot Janice :)
@Ho: I don't want to risk any of my visitors, I'd have to try it out first ;) Thanks for the visit Ho!
Rabbit from Richmond, United States
DoF is wonderful and the complementing colors of the berries to the background are A+
12 Oct 2007 11:09pm
@Rabbit: A+, hey Rabbit, I like that LOL
Lori from Daytona, United States
Gorgeous!
Why is it we are always wanting what is forbidden. ;)
12 Oct 2007 11:45pm
@Lori: LOL an excellent question Lori, you know you can go to http://freeadvicel.blogspot.com/ for an answer to that ;)
rainsocks from Singapore
This is beautiful, Lorraine! Are those autumn leaves behind in the background? Love the colours!
12 Oct 2007 11:54pm
@rainsocks: You noticed! Good girl LOL yes they are and thanks!
hans from Austria
i agree wit all....what colours, great sharpnes and well cropt...
you talentet too ;-)
13 Oct 2007 10:24am
@hans: That's a nice thing to say Hans, thanks very much :)
@Dimitrios: Thank you Dimitrios, I appreciate that :)
@Marina: Thanks a lot Marina :)
Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada
Nice. They look like huckleberries (which are actually pretty good).
13 Oct 2007 3:33pm
@Damon Schreiber: Really Damon? Thanks for the info :)
@M.S. Ghamkhari P.: Thanks MS :)
Bron from Canberra, Australia
Super wow on this shot Lady Lorraine!! The colour the Dof - just everything really - perfection!! :))
14 Oct 2007 4:55am
@Bron: Hey Duchess, a perfect fruit, it's all dried up now, next year, I'll risk it and take a bite ;)
Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada
Fantastic shot. So crisp and the colours are incredible.
14 Oct 2007 3:29pm
@Michael Rawluk: Thanks a lot Michael, there's nothing like fall colours :)
[terrorkitten] from Bath, UK, United Kingdom
Beautiful detail Lorraine and the background really makes the berries pop
16 Oct 2007 5:06pm
@[terrorkitten]: Hey Phil, you visited LOL thanks a lot :)
@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Thanks a lot Alfredo :)
Fujifilm FinePix S5200
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F/5.0
ISO 200
63 mm