tis our season of fruits
bountiful and bright
to suit all tastes with delight
experimenting with still life it seems one needs bright lights to erase the shadows …
outdoor photography is more my style
fruits
aroused
Aroused by Arête, an eco-meditating logophile
aroused 
I love watermelons
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Beautiful colors.
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Great capture, Kate and still photography is always beautiful. Such lovely fruits.
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Best season!
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That looks delicious! (K)
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Beautiful fruits!
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Thinking about your comment about the shadows, I wonder if a flash might help — the composition is good, but some of the shadows might well disappear with a little extra light!
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interesting idea but I’ve already ‘dulled’ the pic as the sun was so bright … but next time I’ll try it to see the impact, thanks Janet!
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Mmm, I love all kinds of fruit! By the way, what is still life photography?
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still photography is photographing things that don’t move – are still – usually indoors. So most ‘still’ art are bowls of fruits or flowers … thanks for asking!
Outside even the flowers we take bob about in the wind nothing is ‘still’ but the natural light makes it so much easier to control shadows 🙂
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Oh yes, I understand now, thanks.
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Can I come round for breakfast please? 🍉 🍎 ☕️
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Five fruits, eggs and juice fruit make a good meal, Kate .
I like also the photo (and the poem, of course )
Love ❤
Michel
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yes, it sure looks delicious to me Michel, we are spoilt for fruits here 😉
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The colour works well Kate, but so does the positioning. I think you’ve done it really well 😁
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It looks like I am up too late for your healthy breakfast Kate …just plain old Uncle Toby’s Plus, with dried fruit bits for me .. your photo looks gorgeously delicious
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The colors, they blend perfectly well Kate..and i love it…
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Ah! Fruit of the gods (mango)!! It all looks delicious. As for the photo – I like the shadows as they give the picture more depth and the fruits a nice gradient of color!!
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Oh my. That looks scrumptious. Accompanied by a lovely poem.
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The words, the photo and the items are so tempting. A beutiful beginning. I am sure it must have been hard to resist to enjoy the colourful plate.
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Such a beautiful still-life photo, SweetKate! The shadows add character! It’s the sun saying, “I see your delicious meal! I’m shining down on you, too!”
Yummy yum yum! The seasons of the freshest fruits and veggies are a joy! 🙂
(((HUGS))) 🙂
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I love our summer fruits, Kate. These look delicious.
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they sure are, just decided to try and stretch my photography wings but nature appeals more 🙂
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Fruit is nature. 🙂
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good point 🙂
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Looks tasty and healthy.
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Ooh! Could you please send that tray over to me! Very droolworthy pic. 🙂
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A lovely poem, Kate
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Oh, Kate! You are making me so hungry! A beautiful and appetizing spread! ❤
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That is a lovely treat – your poem and the bright beautiful bounty of fruits!
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Beautiful poem and bountiful fruit.
I spot a mango…yummy
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Yummy so yummy
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I am jealous! Many of our summer fruits are gone for another year. My wife can never enjoy enough watermelon. I agree with your assessment of indoor photography, and I much prefer opportunities waiting outside. Have a great week Kate.
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They look yummy 🙂 That’s a short sweet poem 🙂
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