I don't know Bear's score, but I will bet it involves a pepper of some type. Robert is mostly known for his landscapes, but it's less known that any shot of his involving a vegetable is 98% of the time a pepper... ;)
I think I can guess...
Hey Melethia, thanks for the prod yesterday. While I was cursing you when I had a 5.1 at 10 votes, I am doing a fair amount better than that now...
Well I knew my score wouldn't last although this morning I was feeling mighty good when I woke up with a 7.25 but unfortunately, lots of voters with dictionaries seem to be walking around and slapping folks left and right with DNMC comments or something to that effect.
Hey low votes might come but it still won't stop me from showing this abstract banana!
I don't know Bear's score, but I will bet it involves a pepper of some type. Robert is mostly known for his landscapes, but it's less known that any shot of his involving a vegetable is 98% of the time a pepper... ;)
I think I can guess...
Hey Melethia, thanks for the prod yesterday. While I was cursing you when I had a 5.1 at 10 votes, I am doing a fair amount better than that now...
I feel blessed with 17 comments :D Wish the avg vote was slightly higher...but it does look like the nicer voters came out tonight...I've jumped a couple decimal points :)
I don't know Bear's score, but I will bet it involves a pepper of some type. Robert is mostly known for his landscapes, but it's less known that any shot of his involving a vegetable is 98% of the time a pepper... ;)
I think I can guess...
Is that a fact? Do you make a distinction between bell peppers and chile peppers?
Interesting interplay of shadow and light. I'm struck by the use of color schemes and the blending/melding of the hues to create the drama of 'War and Peace' in one 640x640 frame. Impressive.
I don't know Bear's score, but I will bet it involves a pepper of some type. Robert is mostly known for his landscapes, but it's less known that any shot of his involving a vegetable is 98% of the time a pepper... ;)
I think I can guess...
Is that a fact? Do you make a distinction between bell peppers and chile peppers?
R.
I believe the ruling was a pepper of "some type".
Actually, I found a fair amount of squash as well...
Interesting interplay of shadow and light. I'm struck by the use of color schemes and the blending/melding of the hues to create the drama of 'War and Peace' in one 640x640 frame. Impressive.
Omg that is exactly what I was going for and trying to avoid at the same time! You nailed me, reallly nailed me. Thx! =o
As we say in the abstract food world, "Lettuce spray!" :-) Just cracked 7 again, I ought to head for bed on that note. Still got beaches to explore, or lines to find... And there's gold in them thar hills, too...
R.
Wait! I did that one in the Visual Puns challenge. It didn't do too badly.
Lettuce Spray
Wait! I did that one in the Visual Puns challenge. It didn't do too badly.
Lettuce Spray
Hey, cool! I'm very sensitive to these things 'cuz I'm a lipreader and the kids took great pleasure out of "fooling" me: another classic was "olive juice" for "I love you" (they lipread virtually the same...).
Doc, thanks for exposing all my failures. The "Moonrise, Habaneros" shot is the only one of the bunch that got a decent placing, if I recall correctly. But I always have peppers around. In fact, I have an entire large drawer full of DRIED peppers in massive variety; cook a lot of Latin American food, mostly Mexican.
But I've also shot squashes, as you mentioned, and mushrooms, and jello, and eggs; those come to mind immediately. I'm a food nut, so there's always something to shoot if inspiration fails me :-)
