Fallen fruit

[Greytop]

Autumn approaches



Thanks for looking

[Pops]

Re: Fallen fruit

A stark reminder.

[escallonia]

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Nice photo Huw it's not what you see it's how you see it. Picked some cooking apples yesterday so many apples this season.John.

[Greytop]

Re: Fallen fruit

A stark reminder.

Nice photo Huw it's not what you see it's how you see it. Picked some cooking apples yesterday so many apples this season.John.

Thanks Pops and John, yes this also one of many John

Others ready to pick

[Ian]

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I like the colour of the apple but is it just me or are the green hues a bit too cold and blue?

Ian

[Pol]

Re: Fallen fruit

I like the colour of the apple but is it just me or are the green hues a bit too cold and blue?

Ian

It's not just you, I see them as cold and blue too.

Pol

[Greytop]

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I like the colour of the apple but is it just me or are the green hues a bit too cold and blue?

Ian

It's not just you, I see them as cold and blue too.

Pol

Hi Ian and Pol, thanks for the comments.
These are default colours from CO7, receding evening light in the shade under one of our our apple trees.
It does look slightly on the cool side but to my eye it's a pretty accurate representation of the colour / conditions

Here's another from yesterday at lunch time, country scene

[Barr1e]

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Thanks Pops and John, yes this also one of many John

Others ready to pick

I'll take a few off your hands Huw.

Nice pic.

Regards. Barr1e

[Greytop]

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I'll take a few off your hands Huw.

Nice pic.

Regards. Barr1e

Barr1e you are most welcome
Thanks for the comments

[Steve40]

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Nice clean shot. I used to have a couple of these Pear trees, you could knock a hole in an Abrams Tank with one. But if you wrapped it in paper , and set it up somewhere for awhile; they got real soft and good.

[Greytop]

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Nice clean shot. I used to have a couple of these Pear trees, you could knock a hole in an Abrams Tank with one. But if you wrapped it in paper , and set it up somewhere for awhile; they got real soft and good.

Thanks Steve, I agree with you, they do tend to be a bit hard at first but soften up eventually.
Thanks for the comments.