How To Grow Eggplant by beachzz
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You plant an egg, water it and hope for the best!!
Well, isn't that how it SHOULD be???? lol
More garden bounty from a friend's house. All those purple veggies that look like zucchini of a different color are actually eggplants--and quite tasty!!
ps--i'm at my son's housesitting for a week and he has NO internet access---yikes!! i'm at a wireless spot in town, so will have limited time online. probably won't be commenting much, so i'll try can catch up some when i get home. LOTS of new fotos on the other side; i'm near yosemite, the sierras and all kinds of beautiful country!
Comments (17)
Very rich deep colors, looks like a classic oil painting. :) Beautiful capture and work!
Beautiful composition and colors!
looks really like a vegetables still life :)
guess you at a coffee house. or Mc Donald . cool
Outstanding post work. It really does look like a classic still life. Beautiful, rich colors.
Lovely!
LOL... Yesthats how it should be. :) This is fantastic love how it looks like a painting
Awesome colours- thanks for sharing! :)
Selina Photography™
This is just so rich and sumptuous! Like an Old Master!
Wow that's some crop your friend is producing. I use to have an egg plant but the fruit was never this big..
excellent image my friend
Beautiful picture.
I love and just about live on veggies wonderful picture have fun!~~
Oh yum. :D I'll take two eggplant, one of the peppers, and all the tomatoes. :)
A great still life! As for being near all that beauty...forget the internet. :~)
I like eggplant quite a lot: eggplant lasagna, eggplant paste (it's kinda like a decadent dip) and anything else taste you can make with these. I love their color and their succulent, plump, texture. Garden fresh, too! Yeah, now I have to go pester Svetlana for that eggplant recipe she has. She makes this killer pasta sauce with and eggplant base. Nice.
I was sitting here for 5 minutes trying to come up with other "vegetable" jokes (Ie, "how do you grow broccoli?") (I have no clue! You know any plays on words with broccoli??? How about kale? Chard? Escarole???) (The vegetable kingdom isn't funny!) But as you can see, you used up the One Joke, so I'll move on. (Don't think I didn't put 40 tries into "avacado". "You hungry? Have a Cado!" Trust me, it can't be done...) Anyway, you've made an almost 17th C. painting out of this, like Caravaggio or even Rembrandt: Ie, intense warm hues surrounded by intense dark hues. And it all opens to the front, a kind of "cornucopia". Very painterly, and great looking veggies & fruits. (I think eggplant is a fruit, since it bears its own seeds...) Also, you've let the 3 brightest plants take center position, as an anchor for the rest of the shot---very well composed, Marilyn. Did you eat all these? I'm vegetarian ya know, the least you coulda done is invite me over for a snack! The center white-ish fruit is perfect as the focal point of the piece; and, like Andrea does in her bottle/flower/mirror still-lifes, you've composed these into a very painterly shot. Fine job. Hope these were as good as they look...