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The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on November 10, 2015

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, cuisine, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Camera, colors, Depth of field, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 2 Comments

I played a little with my LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, as inanimate objects now they didn’t escape the photo session. Here are the results:

The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on October 1, 2015

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, cuisine, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Camera, colors, Depth of field, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 1 Comment

I played a little with my LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, as inanimate objects now they didn’t escape the photo session. Here are the results:

The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on January 28, 2015

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, cuisine, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Camera, colors, Depth of field, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 3 Comments

I played a little with my LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, as inanimate objects now they didn’t escape the photo session. Here are the results:

The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on June 3, 2014

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, cuisine, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Camera, colors, Depth of field, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 3 Comments

I played a little with the LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, they didn’t have the opportunity to escape the photo session. Here are the results:

The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on January 23, 2014

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, cuisine, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Camera, colors, Depth of field, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 5 Comments

I practiced a little with the LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, they didn’t have the opportunity to escape the photo session. Here are the results:

The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on October 11, 2013

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, cuisine, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Camera, colors, Depth of field, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 4 Comments

I practiced a little with the LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, they didn’t have the opportunity to escape the photo session. Here are the results:

The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on March 23, 2013

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Camera, colors, Depth of field, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 7 Comments

I practiced a little with the LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, they didn’t have the opportunity to escape the photo session. Here are the results:

The Secret Sides of Fruits

Posted by Natalia Maks on March 10, 2013

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, design, experiments, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: Art, colors, experiments, food, food art, food photography, fruit, Health, LensBaby, photography. 4 Comments

I practiced a little with the LensBaby, photographing practically everything around the house. I even made my cats model their eyes and paws, but honestly, they didn’t appreciate my artistic efforts. My two smart cats simply ran away from me and hid in a safe place for the time their owner keeps the camera in her hands. I ended up experimenting with fruits on the table, they didn’t have the opportunity to escape the photo session. Here are the results:

Rambutan

Posted by Natalia Maks on February 10, 2013

Posted in: art, colors, crafts, culture, food, nature, photography, texture. Tagged: exotic, food, fruit, photography. 4 Comments

I love the both the unique appearance of this tropical fruit as well as its taste. Rambutan originates from South Asia and now grows everywhere in the country. I believe it has different name in Costa Rica- Mamon China, but the look and the taste is absolutely the same. You might find it at any asian market in the States. It tastes as the lychee (another Southern Asian fruit, or if I try to bring the closest conventional fruit taste to compare it would be a green plum), but that spiky skin is what makes rambutan look so exotic.