Juicing Apples - story (IV): washing the apples by GiMi53
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Description
Last week-end, I joined my friends and together we brought 3000 kg apples to the pressing shed in Rachecourt (www.rachecourt-jus.be) to make apple juice.
I took pictures along the whole day and will show you some shots…
Washing the apples…
Thank you for your comments on my previous upload in this series:
"Juicing Apples – story (III)"

Comments (16)
Pretty good instant! Congrats!*****
this a very good photo! Wonderful the water over the apples !!!!!
Just love it, Michel. Very well done. Thank you!
oh what an awesome shot.
A fanyastic action shot!
nice pic control
super !
Fantastic capture dear Michel. Makes me really hungry for some apples. ;) Have a wonderful evening and hugs :)
Very nice!!!!
Un mouvement extrêmement intéressant et bien saisi Michel!
Hello my dear friend Michel, This is a fantastic, surprising photography, of very good quality. Gives a lot of flavor to enter to your gallery and to enjoy so much beauty! Congratulations!! A million stars************ thank you so much for your comments and enjoys a pretty weekend. Luminous Blessings. Ludy
love the swishing water movement here!!! awesome !!!! yum love apples ( just made a homemade applespice cake today can smell it baking now)
bon choix la vitesse lente, ça ajoute un gros plus à ta photo.. chouette !
my next upload in this series:
"Juicing Apples – story (V)"
This is a fantastic image! What I like the most about it is the POV, but also the composition in general. The water, literally appearing as a pale, almost colorless wash, works superbly, but what I like the most is the capture of the gnarled, dry leaves clinging to the stem of one of the apples. Great, eye-popping composition is at work in this gem and I love it.
Now I want an apple...Hugs