prime
by tnun

Comment by roz:

Originally posted by tnun: Thanks for the comments. roz is correct about a tomato being a fruit; indeed anything that bears seed is a fruit, which thus includes peppers, squash, okra, eggplant - in fact 8 out of 18 entries in this competition. But for culinary purposes all these are vegetables. A bit silly, really, although it made me look things up.

how interesting Timothy .. I didnt know that peppers .. which we call capsicum here in Australia .. are a fruit .. or anything with a seed ..
thanks for the education .. :)

prime
by tnun

Comment by tnun:
Thanks for the comments. roz is correct about a tomato being a fruit; indeed anything that bears seed is a fruit, which thus includes peppers, squash, okra, eggplant - in fact 8 out of 18 entries in this competition.

But for culinary purposes all these are vegetables.

A bit silly, really, although it made me look things up.

cut flowers
by tnun

Comment by ThingFish:
This would have done well in the "Impressionistic" challenge

prime
by tnun

Comment by ThingFish:
Almost impressionistic

prime
by tnun

Comment by roz:
i'm so sorry .. but tomatoes are actually a fruit .. not a vegetable . .
but i wont hold that against you because many ppl do believe its a vegetable ..
the colours in this are extremely appealing .. and i love how i can see the seeds .. promise of new life .. which is always good .. :)

reach
by tnun

Comment by PennyStreet:
Good morning!

untitled
by tnun

Comment by posthumous:
I gave this a 10. you folded up your dream and gave it to me.

reach
by tnun

Comment by MaryO:
Clever!

was
by tnun

Comment by skewsme:
My first thought was fabulous flat lay still life, a discarded kimono. But now the perspective has me befuddled. Feels like a 45 degree angle...? Or maybe you planked on the deck? How is it that those 2 hairy green bloomsleeves appear airborne? Clearly scores/placement should not be taken seriously when a beauty like this can land here.

the upper garden
by tnun

Comment by wheeledd:
I'm confused by this photo. My eye is drawn to the bright spot on the right but with further inspection, the vertical flower with the white striped leaves below seems to be the most interesting part.