Russet

Actually it's a Yellow potato and not a Russet, but thanks to a little processing in sepia and the "Moroccan" effect from Ribbet applied for good measure, the picture has some nice russet colored tones on it now.

[Meg]

great color.....

[👑 AnaZad]

I say potaito, you say potato... LOL. Very good capture and nice tones.

[Sally Ings]

Cool texture! Nice composition!

[Kerri]

Cool shot

[Gerry]

very nice texture love the light too

[Phil]

Wonderful texture - and I'll vote for russet too!

[Laraine Kensicki]

clever girl!

[bruni]

The color makes it look even more appetizing.. I love sweetpotatoes once in a while.

[Netkonnexion]

Great tonal study and an interesting shot.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@megmills @anazad511 @salza @kerristephens @gerry @filsie65 @eniaral @bruni @netkonnexion

Thank you Meg, Ana, Sally, Kerri, Gerry, Phil, Laraine, Bruni and Damon! I think I started out with some nice lighting on this one which brought out the detail on the potato. The processing really helped the color. I like sweet potatoes too Bruni!

[Nada A.]

Great tones and texture.

[Rick Schies]

Hey we would have never known

[Sarah J.]

That's the loveliest potato I've ever seen

[Mrs. Smith]

Nice color...and it's so clean! :)

[Chris]

Great texture!

[Kathryn Marshall]

Pretty color tones.

[Allison Williams]

I love the range of light you have captured in this shot.

[Dem Mie]

great pov, like the soft colours

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@nadaa Thanks Nada!
@digitalrn Thanks Rick! lol I'm thinking "honesty is the best policy"!
@sgiesman Thanks Sarah! It was the biggest one of the bunch too.
@mrssmith203 Thanks Carla! It was about to become dinner!
@chrismarfil Thank you Chris!
@daisy Thank you Kathryn!
@allie912 Thanks Allison! I get really great light through that window.
@demmie Thanks Demmie!

[Dakotaburns]

I like how you composed this shot as well as the soft hue.

[Nicole Campbell]

Great editing

[bkb in the city]

Good one Ann. Although I had to read your comment before I realized what I was looking at

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@dakotaburns @nicolecampbell @bkbinthecity

Thank you Donald!
Thank you Nicole!
Thank you Brian!

[alia_801]

Hehehe! Sneaky non-russet russet potato shot! It looks cool anyway :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Nicely done, Ann.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@alia_801 Thank you Alia! Wouldn't it only be sneaky if I didn't fess up?
@sangwann Thank you Dione!

[Huda Morcos]

Wonderful shot, love the light, texture and color.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@hudamor Thank you Huda!

[summerfield]

you know, aside from the colour of the red tomato and the brown tomato, i wouldn't know what is russet. don't all brown skinned potatoes look the same? :-) lovely processing yet again. nice!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@summerfield Thank you Vikki! I don't think so- there is a definite difference in skin tone between a yellow potato, red potato and an Idaho potato. There are also white potatoes and of course russet potatoes. But it's been a while since I've actually compared them!

[summerfield]

@olivetreeann - hahaha! you know i was goofing off at work because in my haste, i wrote "tomato" instead of "potato" and that is singular potato without an "e" at the end (shades of dan quayle hehehe!).

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@summerfield You say tomato, I say potato, you say- oh I'm getting the words mixed up now! Let's call the whole thing off.

[summerfield]

@olivetreeann - aha! just as i thought you'd say! hahahaha!

[Bev]

Nice shot! It's amazing how good you are with the editing sites! It doesn't look processed at all. Great job, Ann! :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@prttblues Thanks Bev! I don't know about good- but I think all my experimenting has helped me to remember which site can do what and which picture it would work best for.

[Laura]

Great colour.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@la_photographic Thank you Laura!