From just a quick glance it's obviously one of several tomatoes in a
clump with the vine still attached.
I'd be willing to bet they came as a clump of 4. That's the way I buy
them from Kroger.
For some reason, the ones still on the vine seem to last longer, so
there's less waste going into my compost bin if I don't eat them the
same day. But I occasionally will get some that go bad before I can use
them.
I like the composition.
From: Joseph McAllister
I agree. I had to look at this for a long time, turn my screen
brightness up to max so I could see more of the tomato.
Then I had to study the instrument of the tomato's torture, which I
at first thought was a bottle opener/cork extractor. Finally
discerned that it did not have two curved spikes about to plunge into
the fruit, but wisps of "something" coming out of a small metal
"chimney" in the center, with one spilling over the side down towards
the tattoo which I thought was a shadow of the instrument, but is
not.
Not visually impaired, but I am confused. Frustrating that I could
not enlarge it for a closer look, I copied it and enlarged it, to no
avail. Looks like a painting.
Explain please?
On Sep 16, 2012, at 10:32 , Bruce Walker wrote:
Joe, my impression is interesting composition and light, but
underexposed and lacking contrast, especially of the flesh.
On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 at 12:44 PM, jn289 <[email protected]> wrote:
Thoughts, Thanks Joe
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=16463431
Joseph McAllister [email protected]
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