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Pears!

Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
My wife has a special recipe for pears with a cherry sauce. I couldn't resist purloining the post and putting by the window and then the light shone wrought the steam.


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Asher Kelman: Pears!​

Converting to JPG made the whites harsh. I'll try to deal with that later.

Asher
 
Tom dinning

Tom dinning

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I love a good pear, Asher. These ones look pretty good. Are you sharing?
There's always a bowl of pears somewhere close by here. Tell your wife I'll swap my pear and ginger recipe for her pear and cherry.




_D305987 by tom.dinning, on Flickr​
 
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Mark Hampton

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Tom dinning said:
I love a good pear, Asher. These ones look pretty good. Are you sharing?
There's always a bowl of pears somewhere close by here. Tell your wife I'll swap my pear and ginger recipe for her pear and cherry.




_D305987 by tom.dinning, on Flickr​
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Tom / Asher,

I love pears two pears or three pairs.

when i was learning about photography i was taught before GSA by a wonderful man who made some beautiful work - he loved pears.

here is a linky to one of his gallery - look for the pears !

fruit doesn't last long enough round here to burn.

cheers
 
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Sam Hames

New member
Tom dinning said:
I love a good pear, Asher. These ones look pretty good. Are you sharing?
There's always a bowl of pears somewhere close by here. Tell yo
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ur wife I'll swap my pear and ginger recipe for her pear and cherry.




_D305987 by tom.dinning, on Flickr​

Aren't you meant to take the tag off for the still lifes? ;)

You could interpret Asher and Tom's different takes as much more than pears - just compare the two and you get a very strong sense of what is important to each.
 
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Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I also took pictures just peaking in to see how they were doing.


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Asher Kelman: Pears! #2​


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Asher
 
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Ruben Alfu

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Hi Asher,


Very good shots, I hope you are enjoying the beauty of the pears with cherry both in your eyes and your palate! The major problem with this kind of art is the wife's patience :)

Regards,

Ruben
 
Asher Kelman

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Ruben Alfu said:
Hi Asher,


Very good shots, I hope you are enjoying the beauty of the pears with cherry both in your eyes and your palate! The major problem with this kind of art is the wife's patience :)

Regards,

Ruben
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Well, that's true, Ruben. I'm embarrassed to have to admit that I was wrong. It was not cherry but a wine that had the bouquet after rendering it down with some secret spices! So there you are, I am easily fooled by a smart lady! good thing she's always on my side!

Asheer
 
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