Tomatoes by mbz2662
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Description
Just some tomatoes that were on my counter.
I've finally had a little time to go through some of the photos I've taken the past couple months. Woohoo. I even found some to share. I have a lot more to go through.
I have a question. I was taking pictures today and tonight when I put the SD card in the reader all the pictures were gone! They just disappeared. This is the second time this has happened. What happened? Any ideas?
Thanks for stopping by :) My previous upload, "Ceiling Fan ~ For Auntietk". Thanks for your views/comments and faves!
Have a Great Day!
Hugs,
~Melinda~

Comments (14)
Fantastic !!
Bright color combined with very good detail! Very well composed.
Oh very lovely capture! and OMG, I hope they are not tainted with that yucky Somalia stuff!!! careful!!!!!!!! and sorry,.. I never had that problem before. I do not know what could cause that horrific problem? that sucks though!
Fantastic color and detail.Super capture.
nice shot
Super shot! As for the SD card, I would replace it. Sounds like it get re-formatted somehow.
They resemble the cherry tomatoes that are grown in Pachino, a small town near Siracusa in Sicily ... they are very sweet and fragrant! Beautiful shot! :)
the copper is a perfect backdrop for those luscious reds
Mmmmmmmm. I love a good tomato sandwich. These look devine!
Miam... splendid!
beautiful tomatoes. if you put the card back in the camera and can see the pictures your reader may not be seeing them.could be a dirty contact or lint.I know of a software that can recover the pictures even if you formatted the card.if you want I will give you the link.make sure the contact on the card is clean and try blowing the reader out with pressured air for computers
Gosh! I hope Richard has sorted it for you! A luscious pic!
Excellent clarity, rich color and reflections of the tomahtoes/tomatoes in this fantastic macro, Melinda! Haven't touched the fruit since the big e-coli and salmonella scare. As for your SD problem, never experienced it myself, but what exactly do you mean by a "reader?" In any case, follow the advice offered by the other viewers.
wonderful macro and well done without a glare from the lighting.