Akebia Fruits 2 by durleybeachbum
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I haver spent a few hours at the beach each day this week for the first time this season, and done little new photography and so here is another look at this strange plant.
Comments (21)
Strange fruits and superb light, very nice capture!
Strange but looks rather good.
Treasure lying in greeness. Super
They look like big smiley mouths.
Don't get too close! Looks like they might snap at you!
They do look rather odd; I wonder what they taste like...are they poisonous?
Very interesting fruit and this shot has multiple stages in the growing process. Lots of seeds. We are listening to an audio book "Moving Target" by J. A. Jance as we drive back and forth to Jo's parents assisted living complex - a 2 1/2 hour round trip - part of the story is in Bournemouth at the High Cliff Marriott Hotel. I Goggled it - very fancy with it's own funicular down to the beach and lots of bath huts.
Very interesting and good composition !
So beautiful and lush, yet somehow vaguely disturbing. It's hard to stop looking!
Oh no, its the fruit that ate Cleveland! They do look like open mouths. I think the little one on the top is saying, "Hallo, Andrea!"
Hmmm! they look like they are singing a new and deadly song Great capture
They look like grubs to me. :o((((
fascinating
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Excellent capture,but what kind of fruits are that?
Akebia!
Still not tempted to eat them :)
Great capture. Still tempted to taste them if they are not too ripe.
It is a really good shot.
Awesome... these really do look unique and interesting!
Cool shot Andrea :)
Such fascinating shots of this fruit and now we see the seeds. Nice one.