Raspberries

Nature's bounty at the Vashon Island Farmers' Market, in Washington state.

I went away for a few days, and about ten minutes after I returned the phone rang. "Would you like some raspberries?" asked a neighbor, who had just picked some. Oh boy oh boy oh boy would I! I ate my first serving within minutes.

Rubus idaeus, Santon Warren, Norfolk, 14 July 2016

4 January 2015 of 365

Club photo walk today, not really summer without a large helping of raspberries for dessert Yum

freshly plucked from the garden. probably the sweetest raspberries I've ever had.

hands: Felicia Huang

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Love, Marie

Copyright © 2011 Marie Sturges

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Macro Monday theme: Garden Macro

Last of the season at my son's house in Platteville, Wisconsin.

Monday, September 28, 2015

larger more delicious

raspberry jam, raspberry mousse, milk chocolate mousse, covered with chocolate fudge frosting and fresh raspberries.

See blog post here

fruits of the yard

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bowl of freshly picked raspberries

One of the joys of summer.

Raspberries

Fresh raspberries from the garden, Yum!

Week 49/52

This week’s theme for my 52 project is “Food.” I was originally trying to think of something elaborate to photograph for the theme. I ultimately ended up going with simple macro shots. This is my final choice for the theme — raspberries. Today was a very cloudy, dark day, so I had to use my flash for this shot. I still need to learn more about flash photography, so this was a good exercise for me.

Slow day at the office...

Our raspberry patch is thornless. Sometimes I wonder if that's fair.

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Peony. Raspberry sundae

Macro of Red Raspberries

Sun coming from camera right and a silver reflector on the left.

Lens: Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

Aperture: f/7.1

160th sec, hand held

ISO Speed: 400

3x Revlon - Raspberry Rapture

Desafio: Meu Nome É... F R A N C I N I E .

Muito tempo que não uso esse tom de rosa!!

Esmaltinho encalhado há um tempinho e sinto que não era o momento de ser usado ;~

Passei duas camadas, esperei tempo suficiente para ficar todo sequinho... Dormi, acordei e ~nail art de lençol D:

Algumas horas depois já estava com várias lasquinhas .. E como não tinha fotografado ainda, resolvi passar a terceira camada ~e encheu de bolinha pq estava o maior calor e eu fiz com o ventilador na cara mesmo! hahaha

Mas, tá bom, né! Etapa sofrida, mas cumprida o/

2013-03-07. It looks like these three raspberries are plotting against the others... or are they just left aside?

© Maïlis Bietenhader

March 2013 - Fushia & Pink

So, I have finished my first year of college and it's officially summer! I'm so excited, hopefully I will get so many shoots done.

Table top close up of a raspberry.

A composition used in Week 6 - White background set by the Compositionally Challenged Group.

A composition used in February's Most Versatile - set by the Compositionally Challenged Group.

A flat lay, high key photograph. I used yoghurt as a background, thinking that if it works for snow, it should work for me too. I didn't have a fresh raspberry, so I defrosted a few, hence the lack of texture here. I chose yoghurt as a background because I wanted to have a shadow or two in it, similar to a snow covered landscape.

I like to photograph things in a fluid freestyle sort of way, and the most work I do, is to stick the camera on a tripod and my subject on a plate, or worktop, or some other handy ready made corner of the house. There was a time when I didn't even bother with the tripod LoL.

Please credit me (Lelivingandco) for the photograph and link to my blog : lelivingandco.blogspot.ca

This is what happens when raspberry grows over a car after two years.