O.K. I had to look up the word Physalis to get an idea what you are going for - plus you learn something new everyday:-) That said the lighting on the subject is excellent and the presentation is a simple & clean minimalistic approach to showcase this Cape Gooseberry. It states that they are distictive for their lantern-type pod that covers each berry. That pod feature gives the gooseberry its "caped" appearance and as such it looks like it is emerging from it's crysalis in this photo. Not only does it look like it is emerging from the pod in a crysalis fashion but also from the position you place it in within the composition. It is coming out of the bottom left hand corner and 'emerging' out into negative space.
The negative space in this shot makes it outstanding. I really like the color, composition & clarity. I especially love how the black background is a dark, deep black. Bravo! (9)
Looks like a Cape gooseberry or one of those yummy husk tomatoes. I used these alot from our garden in some of the kitchens I worked in. Nice colors and textures. Maybe a bit to omuch negative space on the right but a sharp image none the less.
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