We should have a forum just for farmers market pix

That would be fun. I think that it's good to mix them up with all sorts of photos. More interesting that way!

I feel pretty decent these days, and I really didn't want to miss this market again.

The bright color of the tomatoes really caught my eye!

Glad you are up and about.

It's a very pretty market and I hate missing it!

Right back on the horse dear Peggy.
So glad you have bounced back so well.

Not sure I'm bouncing . . . more like limping!

So glad you're back in business!

Thx for sharing!

It would take more than a simple knock to the head to keep me down very long!

I'm really glad you enjoyed my photos.

Every one!

High praise indeed. You honor me and my work.

Your work is worthy of such praise, my dear California Peggy!

The lighting onthe pic of cherry tomatoes is absolutely perfect!

The lighting was what caught my eye too. So vibrant!

They are really pretty. Glad to see you back on your feet again.

I have to agree! The flowers were unusually beautiful. And I caught them!

Believe me, I am thrilled to be back on my feet.

Tomatillos? When we lived in the country they grew wild along our township road

How do you always manage to find new and interesting things at the market?

I love those green and white lacy looking plants. And the tomatoes look like they’re on fire!

Please forgive my very tardy response! I kept getting pulled away from DU.

You know, the way I find new and interesting things at this market is by looking around for anything that captures my attention. And even though this is a small market, there's almost always something new. We really are a very inventive species and these photos show that.

I love those green and white lacy plants too, and I wish I knew what they are. The tomatoes caught my eye from about 10 feet away! I zoomed in on them, and then I cropped the photo in the post-processing. I wanted that photo to positively jump off the screen!

I'm so glad you enjoyed my work.

I love the split seed casings on the sprouts, so mysteriously dark and rough against the delicate satiny green leaves, and the neat focus effect on picture 3. And how the tomatoes, as other folks have noted, look so deliciously juicy.

Most of all, my dear Peggy, I love that you are here and sharing your vision with us. Thank you.

Your praise touches me because I know you mean it. You know that I will always share my photos, as long as I can hold my camera. My photos nourish my spirit.

I really appreciate your critique of my work. Your vision is perfect. Thank you so much.