Pomegranate

I captured this fruit around Hallowe'en.

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are they rotten? i thought pomms were bright red?

tlc wrote in post #2459072
are they rotten? i thought pomms were bright red?

No the fruit was perfect as I ate it just after the shot. I did a partial desaturation to give the grey look.

It's nice, but it makes me feel sick to my stomach.

evan_d wrote in post #2463542
It's nice, but it makes me feel sick to my stomach.

Sorry about that but I think I was going through a gruesome phase at the time.

You cut it (gasp - lol). I think it would look cool pulled apart so the bits (cells? sacs? what ARE they called?) are left intact.

I guess if gruesome is what you were after though, cutting was better...and the grey too. They are such a lovely color naturally though.

tlc wrote in post #2459072
are they rotten? i thought pomms were bright red?

I think it is rotten. A fresh and perfect one might seem like this:
http://www.pbase.com/k​_amj/image/71824805

And the seeds should shine:
http://www.pbase.com/k​_amj/image/69294510

K_AMJ wrote in post #2472292
I think it is rotten. A fresh and perfect one might seem like this:
http://www.pbase.com/k​_amj/image/71824805

And the seeds should shine:
http://www.pbase.com/k​_amj/image/69294510

You may be right. All the pomegrates I have seen in Ireland over the years have skins the colour of onions. I don't know where our ones are grown but they don't look as good as yours.

cool...


I have not seen any thing like this before??

lycan wrote in post #2481737
cool...


I have not seen any thing like this before??

I will have to visit Iran to see these fruit on the trees and taste fresh pomegranates.