Tomatoes are good for you
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Comment by Barroness:
What a pop/burst of color, fabulous idea. Congratulations

Crocuses
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Comment by spencelg:
My pick for red in this challenge.

End of the Pier
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Comment by roz:
i like the suggested connection with your title and the woman ..
she looks like she's on the older side .. no offense ..
almost hobbling .. and bent over .. but of course thats just my take ..
our bodies show the time we have spent on this planet .. although its difficult to do .. we should embrace the changes .. :)

Black Vase
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Comment by PenelopeK:
Unexpected and simply beautiful, and well lit and captured. A study in black. Thank you.!

Tomatoes are good for you
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Comment by primabarbara:
Very close to Irene's original!
Your tomato looks much more natural than the original which seems to made of glass due to the reflection.
Congrats!

Crocuses
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Comment by PuppyDogMom:
Springtime somewhere. Contrast is nice.

End of the Pier
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Title takes all.

Tomatoes are good for you
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Comment by Neat:
Best looking tomato I've ever seen. Not one blemish. Nice edit.

Tomatoes are good for you
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Comment by spencelg:
My pick for red in this challenge.

A Pair and a Pear
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Comment by willem:
Such still life compositions are all about shape IMO. Especially on the left pear you can see the light coming from two sides, while the pear still shows a dark patch in the middle. Also you can see strong shadow in the right of that pear and a strong shadow on the left of the second pear. This gives a strange shape to the pear. It would have been better to use a single large light source (softbox or light shining through a sheet or light in umbrella) and then control the light and shadows gradually with additional soft reflectors where needed. In that way you can sculpt the pear and emphasise its shape.