Thanks for all the feedback on yesterday's upload, FFF. Today I thought I'd push the subject matter even further. I have been trying to think of a way to encapsulate all the mango blossoms I've been photographing and then I struck upon the idea of compositing them into a landscape. I don't consider this a finished image but I've put all the time into it that I can for now and I'm not totally displeased with the results. ;o) Thanks for stopping by and have a mangolicious day! Olympus C5050 with heavy editing in PhotoshopCS ------ MANGO (Mangifera indica) Mangos have been cultivated in India for about 5,000 years, and were originally small, fibrous fruits, somewhat like plums, with a taste like turpentine. There are now over 500 varieties grown there. The mango is a tropical Asian tree of the cashew family. They are now grown extensively throughout the tropics, and are sometimes known as 'the peach of the tropics.'