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Len Webster
{K:25714} 5/6/2005
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Yes, it's a delicious fruit (called 'k-nok' in the Northern dialect).
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Naomi Weidner
{K:6636} 3/28/2005
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Thanks, Shannon, for your wonderful comments about this and my other photos.
This is a fruit called rambutan. What appears to be spikes is relatively soft; the hull/shell is a little hard. You remove the shell with your thumb nail; inside is a soft fruit around a relatively large hard pit/seed. Each rambutan is maybe 1.5 inches in diameter. I'm told they are similar to lycnee nuts.
Thanks again for your kind comments. -- Naomi
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Shannon F.
{K:648} 3/28/2005
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Pattern shots! I love this. The repitition of the shapes allows your eye to roam across the entire picture. I love the colors, and it's an interesting subject . . what is it?
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Kursat Oner
{K:1580} 3/27/2005
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i know this fruit, this picture is great as it is reflecting the natural beauty, but i cant say the same for taste :) i wld everytime prefer dragon fruit :)) nice detailed work here !
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Naomi Weidner
{K:6636} 3/25/2005
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for your comment. I had increased the contrast and was afraid of over doing it. Great color framing your acorn nut photo.
-- Naomi
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Peter Daniel
{K:33866} 3/25/2005
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Wonderful Photograph Naomi, Great colors, clarity and Composition. Could use a little contrast to bring out the color... I have a sot of a simular type...
http://www.usefilm.com/image/640936.html
Thanks for sharing?
Peter Daniel
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Cem Kaplan
{K:127} 3/25/2005
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Very nice picture
Veldone Naomi!
Cem
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