Pictures of And Above All....Survive! - Canon EOS ELAN 7E Camera

Photographer	Chris Nichols {K:7044}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Canon EOS ELAN 7E
Categories	Macro Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 85 mm f/1.8 USM
Uploaded	7/17/2005	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
		ISO / Film Speed	100
Views	158	Shutter
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Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Okay...this is embarrasing! Showing my incompetance as a gardner...however, this was taken last year. When I learned a valueable lesson. Never over water tomatoes....This years crop is looking a lot better. Anyway, I always think it's cool when the plant is struggling to survive that it will do everything in it's power to protect the fruit. The entire plant will wilt...but the fruit shows no signs of adversity. Reminds me of parent/child relationships in harsh circumstances.

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Ashley Hays {K:2100} 7/17/2005

That is pretty amazing. I didn't know that.

Great detail!

Eman Shokry {K:5382} 7/17/2005

Thanks for the very valuable advices in gardening Chris ...it's not easy to learn!!...
But above all the photo is fantastic in colours & lighting & cropping.......Regards,

Eman Shokry

Marian Man

{K:69445} 7/18/2005

great shot dear Chris!!! the colors, the lighting are so fine!!!!! very well done
best regards
Marian

Jacqui {K:1283} 7/18/2005

thanks very much.

I must say, your photography is really great.

Maria Luisa Vial {K:36017} 7/18/2005

Well Chris... It is said that everyday one learns something... Today you made me learn what happens with tomatoes... It is very interesting how nature works... and how it strugles to survive... Love this one my dear friend... Excellent DOF!!!!

How are the "habaneros"?

Cheers,

MaLuisa

Chris Nichols {K:7044} 7/18/2005

Thanks Maria!
My Habs are orange and beautiful. On Saturday, my mother-in-law made her gumbo and for an added kick my father-in-law and myself chopped up a habanero and mixed it with Lousiana Hot Sauce in with our serving. We were both sweating and tearing up. We both agreed, it was one hot pepper, but we enjoyed every minute of it:)

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