If you are wondering, the first photo was taken with the sun to my right which resulted in a blown out sky. The second photo was taken with the sun to my back which resulted in the blue sky.
Oh, and Mason's photo made it into the voting round at i heart faces! Click here if you'd like to vote for him (#39).
Oh, and Mason's photo made it into the voting round at i heart faces! Click here if you'd like to vote for him (#39).
Looks like you are having wonderful weather where you are. That tree is fairly well loaded with fruit. Lucky you. Hope it's tasty!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE persimmons, especially if they are fully ripe. The last photo is great.
ReplyDeleteOh, look at that - the richness of nature! :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful, bright sunny and perfect. Hugs
ReplyDeleteOh such beautiful shots! I love the last one, awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips on the sun position. I don't think I've ever paid much attention, but it sure does make a difference.
Love that last shot - the color is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots - I've never eaten a persimmon, must look for them in the grocery store (although I bet straight off the tree is far superior!)
ReplyDeleteLove these shots! Congrats on Mason's photo in the contest!
ReplyDeleteAren't persimmons those waxy type fruits????
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your photo!
love the golden glow in these photos!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so gorgeous Deb. Wonderful shots.
ReplyDeleteI've never tasted one of those fruits before. Great advice on getting a blue sky - sometimes I struggle with that normally because it's impossible to get to the other side of the subject and I end up underexposing and taking a raw image aswell so I can alter it later in photoshop.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Deb. I would LOVE to vote for your lovely piture my dear! On my way....!
ReplyDeleteLove that last picture! So pretty and simple!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is one healthy looking tree! Persimmon trees grow wild a lot around here. My mother-in-law makes a persimmon pudding that everyone goes nuts for. Everyone except me. I just can't make myself like that stuff!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, as always! :)
Those look awesome! and congrats...I voted!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in these photos, so warm and bright! Going to vote!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and colorful!
ReplyDeleteGoing to vote :)
How pretty. How do they taste?
ReplyDeleteI know why you love going out there.
great colors, bright and sunny!
ReplyDeletePersimmons, so cool! Had no clue you have orchard, how cool! And congrats on Mason's pic, heading over to vote now!
ReplyDeleteDeliciosos colores de otoño.
ReplyDeleteoh wow, these are so beautiful! I love the second to last one especially--it looks so warm and lovely!
ReplyDeleteOur neighbor has a tree but it doesn't look nearly as healthy as yours. Love that last shot.
ReplyDeleteAnd I voted! :)
I love persimmons. How wonderful to have your own growing. Beautiful golden photos too.
ReplyDeleteI've never had a persimmon. Your photos are beautiful! Congrats on having a photo picked at I heart Faces! I voted!
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ReplyDeleteHow awesome. I LOVE persimmons! So yummy. Very pretty photos. Love the light.
ReplyDeleteI honestly have no idea what a persimmon is. I love that last shot!
ReplyDeleteOn my way to vote now. :)
Looks like a bountiful persimmon harvest for you all this year. :)
ReplyDeleteMy very first favorite fruit as a child was persimmons! My grandma said that I couldn't eat enough of it. We don't seem to get as many of it these days, though.
ReplyDeleteOff to vote for Mason!
Beautiful. Our neighbor has one. I'm waiting for the fruit to ripen. I don't like persimmons, but love the colors.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love that little tidbit about the sky color! A great tip! And I love these photos! I had never tried a persimmon until I picked some up last year to make baby food out of them! A loves them, and I thought they were yummy too! :)
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