The Watermelon Man's Daughter
Aug 2, 2015 00:10:33 #
One of the vendors at the Coppell Farmer's market is an expert when it comes to Texas watermelons. He raises multiple varieties that come ripe during the course of the summer. This weeks offering is a yellow seedless variety. He kindly gave me permission to photograph on of his daughters on the back of his 3/4 ton pick-up.
Aug 2, 2015 00:30:35 #
Well done AJ but I may be a little biased, watermelon is my favorite fruit. :)
Aug 2, 2015 01:30:31 #
Aug 2, 2015 01:35:28 #
ajohnston3 wrote:
One of the vendors at the Coppell Farmer's market is an expert when it comes to Texas watermelons. He raises multiple varieties that come ripe during the course of the summer. This weeks offering is a yellow seedless variety. He kindly gave me permission to photograph on of his daughters on the back of his 3/4 ton pick-up.
Would make a good ad.
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Aug 2, 2015 02:13:09 #
Aug 2, 2015 03:11:27 #
Mike D. wrote:
Well done AJ but I may be a little biased, watermelon is my favorite fruit. :)
:thumbup:Thanks... I believe it's one of the major food groups in Texas... (at least during the summer months) :)
Aug 2, 2015 03:12:29 #
Aug 2, 2015 03:16:19 #
vicksart wrote:
Would make a good ad.
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Yup.... I just lucked out.... Right place, right time....
Aug 2, 2015 03:21:06 #
Beard43 wrote:
She looks a lot like my great-great niece Alexis.
Ron
Ron
She and her sisters & brothers (4-5? - it's hard to keep track, they never stay still) are great kids - very independent ......
Aug 2, 2015 07:41:45 #
Aug 2, 2015 10:42:41 #
Aug 2, 2015 13:40:16 #
ajohnston3 wrote:
One of the vendors at the Coppell Farmer's market is an expert when it comes to Texas watermelons. He raises multiple varieties that come ripe during the course of the summer. This weeks offering is a yellow seedless variety. He kindly gave me permission to photograph on of his daughters on the back of his 3/4 ton pick-up.
ajohnston3,
Very nice subject and image. It reminds me of when I used to live in Eastern Colorado. We used to call these vendors "truck farms" because they were parked everywhere along the highway pullouts during the selling season. Thanks for the good memory.
Aug 2, 2015 15:06:18 #
ajohnston3 wrote:
One of the vendors at the Coppell Farmer's market is an expert when it comes to Texas watermelons. He raises multiple varieties that come ripe during the course of the summer. This weeks offering is a yellow seedless variety. He kindly gave me permission to photograph on of his daughters on the back of his 3/4 ton pick-up.
:) :thumbup: :thumbup:
Aug 2, 2015 17:22:23 #
davefales wrote:
Great smile. Well-captured.
Thanks.... Got lucky... great kid...
Aug 2, 2015 17:22:51 #
cannoneer35 wrote:
Very well done. :thumbup:
Thanks for the kind words....
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