The Fruit of Datura by helanker
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hello!
I am quite fascinated by the fruits of my previous post, The Datura. I hope you like this shot.
Thanks for your kind comments to my previous post and special warm thanks to those who added it to favs :-)
Have a great day.
We are in this time of the year, where I can see the morning sun playing over the currant field and the sun goes down behind it. It is a lovely sight. I didnt take shots this time, but this morning was lovely sunny and peaceful. But only 10C = 50F It is really getting colder now :-/
Comments (22)
ANDREA, If you turn this image upside down, you get a model for a new lamp. ;-)
looks fine, helle.
AHA! If only I could persuade myself to make more pottery! This is so beautiful. I had one spring up in my garden too, but no sign these last few years. This plant cause a bit of excitement in my hometown, some silly woman discovered that the seeds are poisonous and wrote to the paper demanding that the council eradicate it completely. A perfect photo, by the way!
What a prickly affair this is Helle!!! Very cool indeed! I assume the fruit is not edible! Have a great Wednesday! :)
Well, is the fruit edible? Interesting photo!
Never seen anything like this - very intriguing shot!
Wonderful and very creative work
So peculiar, great job!
Wowwwwwwww great!!!!
It's a lovely shot Helle, the clarity is marvelous
super shot
Interesting fruit - make a great lamp stand - last Wednesday here was 33C this Wednesday 10C - fall is really in the air now
what a interesting fruit! Great shot!
Great capture - ouch!
Mine did not grow this year and I miss them. I love the deadly seed pods. Fabulous shot, Helle!
What an unusual looking fruit. I have got a little slip of this plant struggling to survive so I hope it will grow and produce a fruit like this.
I was going to tell you not to eat it, but I see I'm not the only one who is concerned for your continued good health! :D A fantastic image!!
Wonderful capture, reminds me of a horse chestnut..
A very beautiful but nasty fruit ;o))))))))))))))))
Excellent shot, the details are fantastic. I've never seen such a fruit before.
Most interesting subject Helle, and a superb capture!
Superb shot! This is so beautifully alien!!!! It almost looks like pottery, and indeed, this is probably the true source of pottery, contrary to what ceramicists may tell you...but anyway, that's a ramble. I love this. The green is a particularly nice shade of green with subtle shifts in color interwoven in an almost cloud-like freeform way. That's fantastic, even more so since I've never even seen this plant before, but then, there is a LOT I've never seen before! Great work!