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Sweet and Sour - created by kyricom


Sweet and Sour
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  • Camera: PENTAX
  • Camera model: PENTAX K-7
  • Exposure time: 1/8
  • Aperture: f/7.1
  • ISO: 100

Sour Granny Smith apples with sweet honey. (5 years and 163 days ago)

avatar still26
still26 says:

LORD stop the beating of my heart! I have to try this when I get home. I would have liked to see more but you cropped it off

author says:

Thanks (cropped it like that on purpose)

(5 years and 159 days ago)


still26 says:

I thought so, but why? What was your reason for doing so?

(5 years and 159 days ago)


author says:

Yeah, they're good. But don't put too much honey (like in the picture ). I cropped it like that because a normal crop would just be a picture of a plate of food, but by cutting off a little it creates dissonance and makes you look longer, with your brain wanting completion.

(5 years and 158 days ago)


avatar still26
still26 says:

I appreciate you telling me that ....although I do not agree it has made me think! (a good thing for a change).

author says:

Actually, it did... thus the initial question. I didn't mean people would sit and consciously contemplate about it for hours (or even minutes, or seconds). But the mind decodes data by looking for patterns it has seen before. If it's something completely new, it tries to manage meaning and make it make sense (not always successfully). If it's something kind of familiar (like a plate of food) but doesn't easily fit, it wonders, get's agitated, or whatever, making it ask, "I wonder why it doesn't do X?"

(5 years and 158 days ago)


avatar still26
still26 says:

Yes, I understand however the reason why my brain doesn't calibrate the image is quite basic. There is within this photo a visual weight imbalance, meaning everything is to the right (patterns and all) and it is outside of the frame making me think it will tip right out and all those patterns on the edge just take my eye right out of the photo.

In our photography courses, our prof once told us to worry when NOBODY mentions a thing about your picture. So, your photo generated thought and discussion and I thank you for that, I just wish this kind of exchange would happen more often on this site.

still26 says:

Dang......I meant to give you 5 thumbs up and forgot. I will do this on another of your photos OK?!

(5 years and 157 days ago)


author says:

That's fine, thanks... I don't really care about thumbs ups.

(5 years and 157 days ago)


avatar still26
still26 says:

Why not?

author says:

Another question might be - why?

(5 years and 157 days ago)


avatar still26
still26 says:

Why...because it shows appreciation on my part for your critique and positive insights, that's why....no?

Zizounai says:

Thanks you 2 for all this, as it is the most interresting conversation I've read here for a long time, and congrats for your wins

(5 years and 155 days ago)


author says:

But you already showed appreciation above. (and, thanks, Zizounai)

(5 years and 154 days ago)


still26 says:

Awwww that is a cop out

(5 years and 154 days ago)


author says:

Not really. I told you that I really don't care about Thumbs ups. You just didn't believe me.

(5 years and 154 days ago)


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Dried Papaya - created by still26


Dried Papaya
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  • Camera: SONY
  • Camera model: ILCE-6300
  • Exposure time: 1/100
  • Aperture: f/4.5
  • ISO: 200

(5 years and 166 days ago)

avatar nikita61
nikita61 says:

Good! Even if the fly makes it a little less appetizing …

author says:

I was hoping you noticed it! Thank you for your comments, which I appreciate.

(5 years and 158 days ago)


avatar kyricom
kyricom says:

Nice DOF. I like how the colors between foreground and background interact as well.

author says:

Thank you for your comments. There is a posterize filter I applied slightly to the entire sh-bang.

(5 years and 158 days ago)


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Have your pick ! - created by still26


Have your pick !
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  • Camera: SONY
  • Camera model: ILCE-6300
  • Exposure time: 1/60
  • Aperture: f/5.6
  • ISO: 200

(5 years and 168 days ago)

avatar photonut
photonut says:

Rich looking photo,it feels like you can almost reach into this and grab something to eat.

author says:

did you notice that fly? Dang I should have shoo-ed it away. Thank you.

(5 years and 167 days ago)


avatar photonut
photonut says:

no but do now

avatar kyricom
kyricom says:

I think the fly adds to the shot

author says:

They like to snack too! Thank you.

(5 years and 158 days ago)


avatar patty
patty says:

congrats on 1st!

author says:

Thank you, appreciate you.

(5 years and 156 days ago)


avatar photonut
photonut says:

congrats on ist well

author says:

Thank you Brian.

(5 years and 155 days ago)


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Cassava Chips with Drinking Jelly - created by still26


Cassava Chips with Drinking Jelly
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  • Camera: SONY
  • Camera model: ILCE-6300
  • Exposure time: 1/50
  • Aperture: f/4.0
  • ISO: 200

Manihot esculenta (commonly called cassava (/kəˈsɑːvə/), manioc, yuca, mandioca and Brazilian arrowroot[2]) is a woody shrub native to South America of the spurge family, Euphorbiaceae. It is extensively cultivated as an annual crop in tropical and subtropical regions for its edible starchy tuberous root, a major source of carbohydrates. Thank you Uncle Google (wikipedia) (5 years and 531 days ago)

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Cow Pea - created by still26


Cow Pea
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  • Camera: SONY
  • Camera model: ILCE-6300
  • Exposure time: 1/80
  • Aperture: f/7.1
  • ISO: 200

This is a snack food that comes wrapped and steamed in a leaf (not banana, sorry don't know the name of the leaf). It is a small package that mothers will give their children to take to school for a snack and consists of "cow pea", the red stuff is "chili sambol" which is chili pepper ground with coconut meat and then you have plain soft coconut meat. In true Sri Lankan style it is eaten only with the right hand....quite a treat. (5 years and 532 days ago)

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