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    Wild Raspberries

    I own a small woods, and while walking in there looking for mushrooms or bugs or anything interesting....I came upon a large patch of ripe wild raspberries!! That was many years ago, and every year I go pick a few quarts. They don't taste exactly like domestic raspberries, and are tart, but tasty!!

    Wild RaspberriesWild Raspberries by N. Overholt, on Flickr


    Wild RaspberriesWild Raspberries by N. Overholt, on Flickr

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    Re: Wild Raspberries

    Very nice, bet they would make a nice pot of jam

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    Re: Wild Raspberries

    I love the first overview, ummm I like both views but second one interests me...that pale orange blob has that "brainy" look to me.

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    Re: Wild Raspberries

    Looks better in Lightbox, a bit soft looking when viewed on screen. I see more sharpness in the leaves, did you crop this image?

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    Re: Wild Raspberries

    Thank you, David, Izzie and John. Yes, it's a crop. The camera takes it in a 2:3 ratio, and I cropped it to a composition I liked...here is the original jpg directly saved from RAW file, nothing done to it. My exif says flash fired, but actually, this was without flash. I had the ring flash on and the camera onboard flash had a cover over it (used in commander mode). I did not like the photo with flash, too flat, so I turned off the ring flash, but the onboard still fired, although not throwing any light towards the berries because of the flip cover over it. I was in the woods, and the sun was coming in from breaks in the tree leaves above, sort of like a spot light. The sun caused the catch light in the berries. I also sightly moved the bottom right leaf up into the photo to eliminate some of the black in that corner of the crop...

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    Re: Wild Raspberries

    Would make a tasty pie.

    I remember picking some as a kid and getting Chiggers.

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    Yes, Jim, I bet they would be good in a pie or in a danish pastry! I believe, for some unknown reason, chiggers tend to be found in blackberry and raspberry bushes in the wild...I'll let you know if I start itching!

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    Re: Wild Raspberries

    #1 looks beautiful

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    Re: Wild Raspberries

    I made a mistake, the orange one did not look "brainy" -- it looks like fish eggs...for sushi.

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    I could eat some fish eggs on toast......This wild raspberry is so much "glossier" than domestic raspberries they kind of do resemble fish eggs.

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