Oranges - or are they greys?

Hmmm, what does one call an orange that isn't orange? (Well, maybe tasty, because I ate them all...with help from the feathered ones :) )

[Taffy]

Fantastic textures and they make a great abstract.

[Sam]

Never would have thought that this was an orange!

[Jenny Ren]

Fantastic textures!

[Robyn]

Interesting macro and great textures

[Stephanie]

Nice textures, looks really good in black and white!

[Janet]

Greyranges?? Lovely textures :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Great textures and lighting, here. Hope the girls haven't learnt any rude words.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Without the color stealing our attention, we can really appreciate the pattern and textures of each segment.

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Anna]

Very cool. love the black and white:)

[tony gig]

Great B/W alia.

[Princess Fairlane]

Lovely shot!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

LOL Cool shot.

[Pyrrhula]

Great B+W . Love the lighting and textures

[Juan B.]

They are oranges with a lack of C vitamin, then they have turned grey ;)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Looks pretty tasty even in gray! Texture is the star of this shot- and because you're so close to the subject, not much negative space. That being said though, one could make a case for saying that the negative space is those segments that are in the shadow. And the ones in the light being the positive space. Good shot!

[Bev]

Great shot, Alia. Excellent detail and texture is brought out in this b&w. I would have eaten them all too. I love oranges (or in this case "greys").

[Tammy]

Fabulous texture! I can tell it's an orange even without the color. Looks yummy!

[summerfield]

excellent macro shot. you've captured the texture of the orange segments. they look juicy good!