Olives by salza

Olives

I was out walking the dogs on a farm that grows olives. I found one tree that is just loaded with new olives, I didn't see another tree that had as many, in fact I'm not sure I saw another tree with olives at all!

For Flash of Red February - http://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/24748/flash-of-red-february-starts-tomorrow

Also for F-word - http://365project.org/discuss/articles/24749/f-word
A very dramatic B & W.
February 2nd, 2015  
You really nailed "shape & form" and got rid of all background. A+!
February 2nd, 2015  
i really like the shadows around the curves of the olives that you probably wouldn't really notice so much in colour
February 2nd, 2015  
wonderful light and gorgeous tonal contrasts - I love olives
February 2nd, 2015  
This makes a lovely B&W image. I love olives - lovely to see them growing.
February 2nd, 2015  
Fabulous tones and light which accentuates the shape
February 2nd, 2015  
PS: So what's the F-word in your pic? Farm? Form?
February 2nd, 2015  
@dibzgreasley Debs, it's fruit!
February 2nd, 2015  
@salza Haha, my brain is completely dead today - good one!
February 2nd, 2015  
Fabulous detail. We have an olive tree in our garden, but unfortunately the birds and the bats get to it before we do.
February 2nd, 2015  
Wow, that is a good crop! Lovely in black and white!
February 2nd, 2015  
Beautiful form.
I was wondering about that f word too, missed the fruit word entirely.
February 2nd, 2015  
Lovely form and focus!
February 2nd, 2015  
Wonderful focus, dof, light
February 2nd, 2015  
Fabulous on so many levels. And great for both b&w and f-word.
February 2nd, 2015  
Lovely b&w image
February 2nd, 2015  
I like the high contrast. nice b&w
February 2nd, 2015  
Great b/w- I guess this one marches to its own olive drum!
February 3rd, 2015  
Wonderful pov and capture. Well seen. What kind of olives? Do they have to be processed before they are edible?
February 3rd, 2015  
@eyesmile Gena I'm not sure which variety this is. When my friend gets back I'll ask. Some of the olives from this farm get bottled. Some are used to make an olive paste (used like butter). They also produce extra virgin olive oil. The farm is fairly small so yield is not that large.
February 3rd, 2015  
hey, look! its an olivetree, ann! @olivetreeann :-D
February 5th, 2015  
@summerfield (o: Actually I've seen olive trees in Israel and Greece. They are really quite pretty!
February 5th, 2015  
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