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A Chocolate Orange was severely maimed in the making of this photo. I was obliged to purchase two as they were on offer, although I only needed one to do a 'Pieces' challenge for Flickr. Oh well.... See a boring 'how it really looks' pic Here

Comments (18)


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giulband

12:18PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

I have just buy a piece of orange chocolate two hours ago !!

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jayfar

1:05PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

The other looks just ready to eat this one makes a splendid image.

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wysiwig

1:47PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

I just read an article about the coming shortage of chocolate. Destruction of a chocolate orange may qualify as a crime against humanity. I hope you ate the pieces to remove the evidence. Wonderful post work but as a confirmed chocoholic I find the flickr image personally more attractive.

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jendellas

1:55PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

Did you eat it, not keen myself. Great images!!

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irisinthespring

2:23PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

Fantastic work, I would have never guessed this was actually chocolate if I had not seen the flickr attachment, lol...way to go....

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kgb224

2:52PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.

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helanker

3:14PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

This looks really beautiful. I like your postwork alot :)

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greyone

3:43PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

I don't like these. I love the picture and the post work.

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Mark-David-Rogers

7:12PM | Fri, 28 November 2014

Love this post work, haven't had one of these in ages, seem to remember you have to give them a firm bang on a hard surface to split the segments.

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aksirp

10:52AM | Sat, 29 November 2014

cool done with the pw!

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X-PaX

11:25AM | Sat, 29 November 2014

I like your postworking very much Andrea. Well done.

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Faemike55

8:07PM | Sat, 29 November 2014

I love those chocolate oranges - yumm! great photo and cool postwork

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photosynthesis

8:28PM | Sat, 29 November 2014

What a great composition & fantastic postwork - truly outstanding photographic art...

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kaward

9:39AM | Sun, 30 November 2014

This looks far more exciting!

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MrsRatbag

3:47PM | Sun, 30 November 2014

A marvelous digifiddle, I like it very much!

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auntietk

9:29PM | Sun, 30 November 2014

i used to love these, but have had to give them up. i can taste that distinctive, wonderful oeange chocolate flavor just looking at this!

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danapommet

8:48PM | Mon, 01 December 2014

I remember these and they are only sold at Christmas in the states. Delicious chocolate and photo!

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anahata.c

7:52AM | Tue, 09 December 2014

The flickr is much more tempting, food-wise, but this is a big splash, visually. You caught the spirit of these things---esp with those wrappers that just spill out from the chocolate. Loudly. (Those are loud wrappers they put around orange chocolate balls. They never shut up!) All kinds of line work and colony work in your postwork---I use "colony" a lot, re some of your postwork, but it fits for me. And lots of different hues. The center looks like a big spoke. And the pieces---with your complex colonized surfaces---look like paintings of some reeeeeeeealllllllly ripe cheese wedges. I love the flowers in the left top corner---your postwork makes them stained glass. (Well maybe they ARE stained glass, but what ever they are, I love what you did to them.) A big burst of a postwork, messy, very active, pulsing and very complex. You really get inside things, with your postwork. One gets the feeling, with this piece, that if they 'ate' one of those wedges, they'd jump up and dance like crazy until they collapsed. (Like the bite of the tarantula...) Terrific work, andrea. Btw, I'm skipping only so I can cover more than a few days. It never means that the images I don't comment on are any less, to me. Never. I love them all.


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