Elder berries by mermaid
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the last so to say...cause yesterday we had the first snow up in the mountains...so winter set his first toe on the land...its cold and gray...hopefully there some sunny day with fine autum colors left...we will see...
So have a wonderful weekend!
Comments (20)
Fantastic colors and details. Excellent shot
Lovely shot with amazing colours, I hope if you have access to these berries you make some wine lol
sehr hübsches Foto von den Waldbeeren!
Lovely!
So sorry winter has come so soon.... A beautiful capture, Ulla. Hugs. Di. xx
Woow..it looks cold ! excelent image and compo.
Hard part is to be as quick as the birds at collecting these berries. I loved to eat these as a boy. Excellent photo
super shot
Nice capture! Good detail.
Nice vibrant capture with the raindrops
Great shot! love the colours! Well done
superb shot ulla..love berries soo much...great colors
Beautiful shot! Elderberries....now my mind is full of the French taunting speech from Monty Python and the Holy Grail: "Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!" Silly, yes, but welcome to MY world!
Stellar clarity, colors, contrasts and textures in this composition, Ulla. Almost looks like grapes....smile.
wonderful shot of these berrys. you make tea with it?
Stunning fruit :)
Wonderful image! :)
Lovely. Nice contrasts
This is a gorgeous capture! I love the stark/dark berries against the verdant background. Great details caught as well. In short, this is a great work, and proof that I have to catch up on viewing your gallery.
Unusually warm here; mushrooms still grow, some flowers make a second turn -- but leaves are yellow and falling down. Winter approaches, as your nice picture illustrates.