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Ancient Australian Fig tree on Sao Miguel, Acores.

Amazing botanical garden on this main island of the archipelago.

 

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For Macro Mondays the theme is Fruit. HMM

 

Little green frog perched on an unripe fig, guarding it from the predations of hungry deer.

 

Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA

I found these in the supermarket, 5 in the plastic only 2 left:-)

Monica Bellucci under the shadow of the walnut and fig tree.

Un vrai délice.

Une peau certes un peu ferme ... mais une chair ....!!!!!!

 

Variété de figuier bifère. Les premières figues peuvent se déguster en juin-juillet. Celles de fin août, plus petites mais plus nombreuses, sont tout aussi succulentes!

 

It’s a real treat.

A skin certainly a little firm ... but a flesh ....!!!!!!!!!

 

The "Noire de Caromb" is a biferous variety of fig tree. The first figs can be enjoyed in June-July. Those of late August, smaller but more numerous, are just as succulent!

 

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For lookin close... on Friday!

Mt Tambourine, Queensland.

Used 10 - 18 Laowa Zoom lens.

I am not a fruit eater. The fruit I got from my garden is an unripe fig

Ala Moana Regional Park, Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii

Neighbor's "Brown Turkey" fig tree. It won't be long before they're ripe!

The dawn light strikes a beautiful Morten Bay Fig tree in the Adelaide parklands. These are native Australian trees. Their roots are usually interestingly shaped - long buttresses and tangled. To me, they always look like trees you get in illustrations in children's fairy story books.

 

They grow up to about 60m high and often much wider than tall. Even with the wide-angle lens its very hard to get it all in!

Ceramic sculpture by Marc Janssens

This brown fig is decadently sweet, providing flavors of hazelnuts and confectionaries.

when they are on the firm side but ripe I will simmer them in a port wine with cinnamon stick and a clove till they get soft and the alcohol has evaporated,let it cool in the reduction,

Great when it served with French vanilla ice cream,

or your choice of flavor, vanilla is not overpowering.

I had 3 fresh ones already,

30 images stacked and processed with helicon software

There is a huge fig tree in the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens (Sarasota, Florida, USA). It’s hard to understand the scale; however, as an example, the roots near the tree’s trunk, would come up to my waist.

It has been cultivated since ancient times and is now widely grown throughout the world.

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A fig tree growing over the fence from a back garden into the back street.

A Macro of part of a Fig fruit

This fig tree (Ficus macrophylla) with its pronounced aerial roots is around 200 years old. It appears to be a small group of trees, but it is just a single plant.

 

This impressive tree stands alongside numerous other rare plant species such as orchids, tree ferns, mango trees, bromeliads and various palms in the botanical garden of Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife.

The island's subtropical climate favours the magnificent growth of these exotic plants.

 

The garden was founded in 1788 and is over 60,000 square metres in size.

Over 50,000 plants from 5 continents, 5,000 plant species and 120 tree species have found their habitat here.

 

Taken for Macro Mondays Group: theme Snacks

I spent a lot of years trying to outrun or outsmart vulnerability by making things certain and definite, black and white, good and bad. My inability to lean into the discomfort of vulnerability limited the fullness of those important experiences that are wrought with uncertainty: Love, belonging, trust, joy, and creativity to name a few.--

Brené Brown

 

My husband and I started watching Wine Country last night and I was pleasantly surprised to see a cameo by Brené. She's just popping up everywhere in my world.

  

I was very lucky to receive 4 dozens of figs . I gave some and I also made fig jam.

 

J'ai été très heureuse de recevoir 4 douzaines de figues locales. J'en ai donné quelques-unes et j'ai aussi fait de la confiture . C'est délicieux.

Tried out JPEG shooting with a bit of editorial licence (Fujifilm's raw converter, Luminar, and macOS High Sierra photo editor).

Shot wide-open. It is not that these fresh fig leaves do not deserve to be photographed. The issue is that, under lockdown conditions, it is getting harder to find appropriate subjects.

I made some delicious fig jam today . but first the figs had their photoshoot !

A nice little Fig Buttercup on a track in Mossneuk Wood on the Lochliboside Hills.

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