[Irma]

From the Christmas market.

[Keith Alan]

These are "Valley Lemons" from just this side of the border with Mexico.
An interesting cross-breed of limes and either lemons or oranges depending on who you ask, they taste incredibly sweet, not sour.
We have a tiny immature tree in our yard, but these came from a big one across town at my girlfriend's parent's house.

I needed this photo for a print to give as a Christmas gift and just spent the last three hours working on it. We've had the lemons for a week but I had to wait for them to fully ripen--I was afraid they wouldn't turn fully yellow in time.

The only seamless white paper I had that was big enough for the background is the reverse side of a 36"x48" poster print of one of my pictures.
I hope it didn't get damaged.



The person who's getting this print has done their kitchen in a lemon theme--yellow fruit is everywhere.
This picture was designed to fit into a specific wall space, and should work well there.
I just got the print made and it looks very nice.

[Keith Alan]

She loved it.
"Perfect!! Love it! Thank you so much, this is awesome!" is a direct quote.

Nobody here likes it?

[aine-caitlin]

Congratulations Keith! I know what a great feeling it is to have someone want to display one of your photos in their home. It is a very nice shot. I like the composition and the contrast of the bold yellow and green. Well done.

[Irma]

Congratulations Keith!
To fulfill the expectations of someone's wishes makes one feel great...

[matthew]

Keith, the combination of yellow and green is very nice. The composition of diagonals and the overall triangle is well done. The whole thing is near flawless. (there's a hot spot on the frontmost lemon that could use a little cloning...) Excellent work.