Photography..... Grapes!
Taken in the Horse Heaven Hills AVA, Eastern Washington State.
7 years ago in #photography by thewineman (53)
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Excellent post dear friend @thewineman congratulations for this beautiful image, I always wanted to have plants of grapes, every time I see more post here on the platform, I feel like buying a good plant, thank you very much for sharing this beautiful image
Thank you so much, as always @nano2nd. You should buy one, it is really fun to watch them grow. You could have one in your yard, and could plant a table grape for you to eat. Thank you again!
Look at those Beauties! @thewineman
Absolutely Gorgeous
Thank you they are beautiful! I literally have hundreds of photos of grapes. y'all would get tired of looking at them if I posted them all. LOL!!
Hell yea grapes baby!
I had two types of grapes, white and red muscat and they where growing nicely, but when it came to get ripe the birds just ate it and left me with a mess on the tiles :(
But those grapes looks so yum!
You like wine and photography, so I'll follow you :D
Thank you for the follow, I followed back. All you need is just a little cheap bird netting, it is easy to put on, but takes a bit to take off. It will save the grapes though!
The problem with the net is that the grape vine was climbing up our pergola, so it was really awkward to put on.
Doesn't matter now, we got rid of it unfortunately because it got fungus on it, so we just gave up.
Ah, ya I definitely understand that. Unfortunate about the fungus, we used to spray antifungal all the time. It's a lot of work, but required.
I can already imagine these grapes being converted into wine. Therefore I already see wine instead of grapes.
At some point, they become one in the same.... :) It's funny when you talk to vineyard guys, they will often sy growing wine.
Is this from a vineyard for making wine?
yes it is. The Vineyard is called Coyote Canyon. Horse Heaven Hills is a Viticulture area in Washington. This is in that area. All they grow is wine grapes, literally as far as the eye can see in some places. Thanks for the upvote, and for looking!
You're welcome. Thanks for the reply
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