Photo of a blue sheet of paper with light gradient. Monochromatic abstract study in blue, part II. The thought of attempting to photograph "peas" seemed comic to me. Even funnier to me though is a photograph of non-peas as a monochromatic abstraction upon the artistic concept of peas. Okay, I'll keep my day job.
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Wow, 2 in a row for you....You are getting a lot of mileage out of this one. (Fyi it was not me that gave you the 10). Word to the wise, though, the natives grow restless with this one. You might be carved open, stuffed with blue peas, and then slow roasted over a blue flame (fueled by your many brown ribbons) till tender...
You might try going for the "Photographer of most questionable work" persona on DPC and use roughly the same image every time. But then you would probably get to the point where everyone took it upon theirselves to give you a 10 and ruin your shot at the brown and, as a whole, end up handing you the blue. Hmm...coincidence in your choice of color?
A little neatimage would help with the noise in the bottom right half of the pic. That said, I'm not sure what you're up to with the pea challenge. Sorry, if this is subtle I must have missed it.
These bluish-hued peas are enjoyed all across the Quon continent. Used in Recipes: Celerity Salad; Green Curry; Hedgehog Pie; Pea Soup; Soy Milk. Also whole green peas and green split peas are derived from spring sown field peas (pisum sativum) and are usually referred to as blue peas before they are processed. So I guess you meet the callenge! You get an 8 for making me look it up!
Ummmm..... hang on a sec..... ummmmm, didn't I just see you somewhere...? Sweet cheese and crackers, now I have to go change my embarrassing comment! :D That's it. You're getting a 10 for being so cheeky.