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Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Honeybell Oranges


While visiting family in Florida a few years ago, I was introduced to the honeybell orange.  It is juicy, messy, not easy to eat, but tastes wonderful.  They are not the prettiest oranges, but they are my favorite tasting oranges.   


The honeybell is not available year round, which makes it a special treat.  I was pleasantly surprised to find some honeybell oranges in our local grocery store Sunday.  They bring a bit of sunshine to my day and remind me of family.

Today I am joining Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday and the class Be Still 52.  My images were textured with Kim's textures cecile and dollard_softandgentle.

Thanks for stopping by!!
Have a great week!!
Michelle

 Kim Klassen dot com

22 comments:

  1. oh i just love how cheerful this is....and the way your orange sits/fits so perfectly in that little bowl... the composition and focus....
    so good...

    have a gorgeous day sweet friend.... xo, Kim

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  2. Wonderful images! I love how that orange sits in the white bowl - so perfect!

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  3. So happy to hear about a good orange...I will see if our grocery has some. Love these both Michelle! I like hearing they are good and juicy!

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  4. I haven't heard of these before, I think if more produce was only available for short periods of time would be a great thing. I remember as a child being so happy to have oranges at Christmas, they just weren't available year round like they are today. Love the look of each of these images, with the first being able to see the juicy and color of these beauties. Love that they look Wabi Sabi, a good thing.

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  5. Great images, so bright and cheerful. I will certainly keep an eye out for these at the grocery store.

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  6. Love your first photo but both are great :) never thought fruit could bring memories :)
    Don't think I will find them here
    Lily

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  7. Oh yeah, I love that white bowl with the orange too - such a pop of sunshine. I will have to keep my eye open for that kind of orange now. Beautiful!

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  8. I love those oranges, they do truly taste divine ! I love how you out the peeled one in the little white bowl, both images are lovely :)

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  9. Love the detail in the peeled orange and the bowl is perfect for it.

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  10. Beautiful images. Love the juice drips on the white bowl and the grouping of orange pips in the first image - such a nice touch. I haven't heard of these types of oranges before - I'll be sure to look for them.

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  11. I have never heard of them. They do bring some sunshine - and they look juicy and sweet. Enjoy them!

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  12. They sound yummy. I will keep my eye out for them.

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  13. Oh, I like this! The oranges look so tempting and mouthwatering. Lucky you ... finding some nearby!

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  14. look how cute that little orange sits so perfectly in the dish. really lovely pops of color!

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  15. Gorgeous! It seems always true that the varieties that are only seasonal are the tastiest:)

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  16. Wonderful. A bowl full of orange. Great.

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  17. I will have to look for these! I love juicy oranges!

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  18. I'll keep an eye out for these... love the bright orange and equally bright white.

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  19. Thanks for the suggestion; I love good oranges..Your first shot is perfection...

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  20. Bright and cheerful on this dreary Thursday!

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