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This is looking straight down into a glass of grape juice (stirred to get the bubbles). I shot it outside and saw all sorts of reflections. I think that is me leaning over with camera in the center bubble. Love the curved lines and encased bubbles.
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One of my favorite things is wandering around the countryside not knowing what delightful "picture" I might find. These grapes are not in a vineyard, but in a park, and it appears that wildlife, including birds have been helping themselves to the grapes. You could hear loud noises coming from a nearby vineyard that sounded like gunfire. I was told it is air cannons that make noise to scare the birds away. Talk about making a peaceful scene much less peaceful. Other places use a mesh covering to protect the fruit. Coverings are ugly, but functional.
I like the way grapes often grow with varied colors of fruit, like this one.
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Oggi sono stata ad assistere alla vendemmia. Era una splendida giornata di sole e mi sono divertita a vagabondare tra i filari ricchi di succulenti grappoli scintillanti al sole. Ho scattato fin troppe foto... Dovrete essere pazienti e sorbirvene alcune!!!!!
Watercolor painting on Arches rough-pressed paper, 13"X19".
Exhibit : Brazos Council of Governments, Bryan, Texas, July 7 6 - Aug. 30, 2013.
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Traveling through the Loire Valley in France was delightful. I've never seen so many beautiful vineyards; the grapes were perfect and ready for harvest.
Photo Tip: shoot wide open (f/2.8) for non-distracting backgrounds.