At the North Conway, NH, farmers market, these heirlooms actually do look like fruit

Canon EOS 300D - f/11 - 8sec - 100mm - ISO 100

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A single tomato plant has produced tomatoes non stop for us,

Some of the branches are pulling away from the main stalk,

Little strand and ropes holding it to the Mother plant,

Amazingly enough still has many tomatoes and new flowers,

Planted in the Vegtrug.

A pair of Aromatica tomatoes (my favourites) joined by the vine on which they grew.

Also making use of my new light box I got for my birthday this year.

It was very hard to capture these as it was a windy afternoon and they kept blowing around 😊 HSoS

mmmmh (*_*)

A little bokeh for the holiday season.

I picked the last of the tomatoes this week. It was a bountiful plant and they were delicious!

Our Daily Challenge ~ Healthy

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This is the first of a series of "studio" shots.

I dedicate this picture to our friend

Bonnie Shulman

While we're on the subject of food...I use Campari tomatoes sold in a plastic blister pack, a good ripe small winter tomato, great if you can find them.

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Date : April 10, 2020.

Reflected in the dewdrop which is hanging down from one of my other plants is a potted tomato plant, and one of my house's windows. The dewdrop wasn't much larger than the size of a paper match head! Micro (macro) photo...click on it to view larger.

Strobist : Yongnuo YN560 III with softbox on subject top. 1/4 power.

Triggered by Yongnuo transceiver.

Tomatoes and oil

hbw :)

Metabones Speedbooster + Canon FD 50mmf1.4

First time attempting to grow some of my own veggies. I'm delighted when I saw this beauty emerge. How does a tomato even grow, let alone turn from green to yellow? Seems rather miraculous to me. Can't wait to taste it with the purple basil and other herbs!

Tis the season

in the garden

Texture "waterfront5" by Kim Klassen.

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Minolta DSC

We're Here! : Where No Tomato has Gone Before

5 tomatoes in the fridge, perfect evening photo op...especially as the condensation kicked in after a few minutes.

For those of us who want to be sure that we only see what we want to. Four LED spotlights, two tomatoes, and my grandfather's binoculars. JPEG processed in Fuji's raw converter and in Luminar.

ain't she a beaute?!

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Cherry tomato after rain, still green.

Pea-sized spoon tomatoes are the world's smallest tomato variety.

Tomato slice isolated over white background.

This is the largest tomato I ever documented....true to size :-)

Grouping | Bundle | Pack

From my garden.

This is the second of a series of "studio" shots.

I dedicate this picture to our friend www.flickr.com/photos/piscesromance/

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Pomidorki / Little tomatos