Berry, Berry Delicious by Meisiekind
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This is some delicious mulberries from my own mulberry tree in my garden!!! I picked a whole bunch yesterday and then for the first time in my life cooked jam last night! And boy - was that a success!!! I am so proud of me!!! Hehehe... Guess what I had for breakfast this morning... Yeah - toast and mulberry jam!
Thanks for the click and your comments and favs on my previous upload!
Stay well!
Hugs, Carin xx
Comments (42)
Jummieeeeeeeeeeeee this is so delicious .
They look so scrummy, could just eat a piece of hot buttered toast with your mulberry jam, :o)
What a shame you are SO far away! Super tasty pic.
mmmhhhhh! Looks sweet!!!! Great shot!!!!
Almost like a 3D-image, great!!
Excellent capture done in great taste, sorry for the pun I just couldn't help myself, beautiful color and clarity very nice work!!
Indeed, very very delicious ... and great capture! 5+
OHHH Lady, this looks SOOO yummy, Congratulations on your first mulberry jam. :-)))
Sounds and looks delicious Carin! Great shot!
Fanstastic photo
excellent !
Love the way these glossy berries reflect light. Congrats on the yummy jam too!
Ooooh... that looks yummy. Love your focal point in this composition!
Superb lighting and composition.
Man they look good I can almost taste them but never had them. No more fresh berries here in PA. USA
ohhhh yummy!!
Outstanding capture of the berries. More importantly in my humble opinion, was the work that was accomplished in being able to get to that tree...burn baby burn!!! 143 xoxox
Toaster biscuit with lots of butter and your Mulberry jam, lots of it, lots and lots of it.....
They do look delicious and you can't beat home made jam.
Rich and delicious; what a yummy shot!
Oh wow! Oooh, this is just super. I love the details. Fruit shots always get me, especially if they're along the lines of mulberries/raspberries/pomegranates. I love the way the light plays around this. But I do have a question, after this photo was taken, did you eat any of the art during the whole photographing session? I just ask that because I probably would have, which probably explains why all of my fruit photos don't have much fruit in them...but all of that notwithstanding, this is is gorgeous! Really rich. The visual excitement is wonderful. I love the way the light just reflects from these complicated little berries. The DOF is superb...the blurry background really plays up the wonderful foreground details, and this is rich in details. Super!!!!!!
LOL Chip - You read me like a book! I must admit I had a couple while shooting! blush
Yummy! Wonderfully captured. :)
Fantastic shot, excellent details and DOF. I love this berries.
Hummmmm And I which comes to eat Hiiiiiii strawberries Can be not the good choice my beautiful for me. You can return a smile. It is a charm that little has in the art of a presentation well arrosed like. Cheer and mile mercies ((5++)) Hummmmm Et moi qui vient manger des fraises Hiiiiiii Peut être pas le bon choix ma belle pour moi . Tu sais rendre un sourire . C'est un charme que peu possèdent dans l'art d'une présentation bien arrosée comme . Bravo et mile mercis
Fabulous shot!
Oh yum-yum, let me at 'em!!! Stellar lighting and reflective ambiance in this splendid composition of the food of the gods, Carin!
I never ate mulberries so I will imagine blackberries. very succulent
Lucious pic. Mmmmm, mmmmm...looks good! My first personal failure came picking blueberries as a 5-6 year old. Everybody else's bucket was full...mine had about three berries left:) But they were delicious.
I know what colour your fingers are! Memories of my childhood, collecting the berries in my Grandpa's back yard in Villeria. The leaves for silkworms! My first bee sting too! Great title! Clive