Who says you can't grow a tropical fruit like a guava in Sacramento, right in the central valley of California?!? My dad proved that wrong!
I also took a few more shots while I was over as well. There is always an abundance to shoot when I am over there. Sure, it takes him 3 hours a night to water everything, but it works for someone looking for a photo opportunity!
This little guy reminds me of Audrey 2...
8 comments:
Son, your new camera is amazing! The clarity and color on all these pictures is fantastic. Dad's garden does require so much time but worth every minute he spends out there - both for the enjoyment of viewing and or eating but also for the photography point of view. Your Audrey 2 picture almost looks like you can see it opening. Great job!
You have a great eye for finding a good subject and talent for making the shot look great and Chris is right...your new camera is fantastic!
The Audrey 2 comment made me laugh! "Feed me, Seymour!!"
I am SO proud of your for trying the guava. I'm not sure I've ever had one.
And this picture is great. I like that you can see the fence - gives the fruit tree some scale and the picture some perspective.
I am not a flower guy but you outdid yourself with those flower shots.
Looking at your last image, right under the chili it looks like a blurred out lizard or some sort of animal.
Those shots are gorgeous. I love the rose one the best. Amazing.
Great shots. Love the peppers...and Audrey 2! Like Miss Sassy Pants, I just started hearing that voice - feed me, feed me, feed me!
I've never had a guava. I've had guava juice, but never a guava. In fact, before seeing this picture I couldn't even picture one.
I like the final shot of the chile peppers. The red really stands out amongst all that green.
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