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04-AUG-2011

Aug 4 Dragon eyes

yesterday the dragon...
today, the eyes...
The Longan fruit is just now coming into season.
(In Chinese, the word longan is literally "dragon eyes")

Nikon D300S
1/320s f/13.0 at 62.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time04-Aug-2011 15:59:12
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Exposure Time1/320 sec
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ISO Equivalent200
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Dara Su03-Oct-2011 14:23
Sharp details ! V
Guest 09-Aug-2011 12:00
They must be sooo yummy! V
janescottcumming07-Aug-2011 15:26
Really cool shot Randy. I have never seen these before. So interesting how the outside shell is so dry and hard yet the fruit is so moist looking. Are they tasty? V
Tom LeRoy07-Aug-2011 10:26
This is a interesting picture (never seen these fruits) in wonderful light !V!
NealyBob05-Aug-2011 07:02
Wonderful shot of these Dragon Eyes Randy~! How do they taste~!V?
Guest 05-Aug-2011 05:14
I know the fruit. I had them in China. Great! V.
Kathy Thompson05-Aug-2011 02:08
Lovely lighting and glossy look to the fruit. They look very inviting.
Hank Vander Velde04-Aug-2011 23:55
Nice shot and good description Randy.
lou_rozensteins04-Aug-2011 21:44
Very nice shot of these unusual fruits!
bill friedlander04-Aug-2011 17:38
Lovely close up of this exotic fruit. Lovely light and details. Love the sheen on the eyes. V
Tom Munson04-Aug-2011 16:21
Terrific image, Randy! Are they sweet??
Tomasz Dziubinski - Photography04-Aug-2011 15:42
Very nice image, Voted.
Jim Coffman04-Aug-2011 15:15
Wow, I really like this! Well done,Randy. V
Simon Chandler04-Aug-2011 14:59
Beautiful arrangement. Very appealing. v
Tricia04-Aug-2011 14:56
They look delicious, you captured a lovely sheen on the fruits. They look similar to lychees, how do they taste?