Can't see the image(?)...
This is too weird, just searching for innocent terms "organic vegetables", here is another one: ([url]http://cache2.asset-cache.net/gc/104626198-carnivorous-cabbage-gettyimages.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=RO%2bXk6kdaK5d%2bps%2fXf2o9JVZ58lKxoAQN4jsACRC1AhbpHvmZHDEhtY8CayYkt15b%2bDMM9ZcaR8D2oYiS6abp9R%2bZmT%2fNxFAtEDUL%2f6EfdU%3d[/url])
[url]http://www.gettyimages.ca/detail/photo/carnivorous-cabbage-high-res-stock-photography/104626198[/url] ([url]http://www.gettyimages.ca/detail/photo/carnivorous-cabbage-high-res-stock-photography/104626198[/url])
What would be the use of this one apart from giving me nightmares? ;D
Fear of genetically modified crops? Like them both, attempting something different should be applauded :)That's it!
Fear of genetically modified crops? Like them both, attempting something different should be applauded :)
What about sad-looking woman with carrots sticking out of her nose and ears? Any takers on that one? :)
Mine would be "I'm sure I can smell carrots..."
Mine would be "I'm sure I can smell carrots..."LOL!!! Love it:)
My husband came up with this:
"I fell on pile of carrots...."
I've never taken a photo like either of those, which is probably why I am not on Getty.
The lighting is impressive in both cases.
@BaldricksTrousers - it looks like the cabbage one was just taken on overcast day; the first image is probably just window light with reflector.
My husband came up with this:
"I fell on pile of carrots...."
Ouch!
Seems to me that when produce takes root in your nose and ears it's way past time to clean them out with a Q-tip.
I've never taken a photo like either of those, which is probably why I am not on Getty.
The lighting is impressive in both cases.
@BaldricksTrousers - it looks like the cabbage one was just taken on overcast day; the first image is probably just window light with reflector.
I was hoping that was sarcasm.
For the sad woman with carrots: "But I really thought it'd get the kids to eat their veggies..."
The cabbage is even more creepy. If anyone remembers Mr. McGregor from Peter Rabbit ([url]http://www.gutenberg.org/files/14838/14838-h/14838-h.htm[/url]), if Beatrix Potter had gone in for darker visuals, it looks like something McGregor might plant in his garden to get back at Peter Rabbit :)