My recent visit to Pike Place Market in Seattle provided a great opportunity to see lots of different colors. Fresh fruits and vegetables were a welcome sight during a long winter. Here are some of the colors of the market displays.
For a contrast, I took two pictures of the same scene – one in black and white and one in color.
What a delicious color!
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Those colors made the fruits and vegetables look very appetizing!
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Your post reminded me of my visit to Seattle’s market a few years back. Well done, thanks for the memory!
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Thanks Tina – it’s a marvelous place to visit!
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Look at the sheen on those apples! The black and white photo definitely captures the “bleakness” of winter– I think I would definitely select the shiny apples! :)
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I really admired those apples – they made a charming display!
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We both had the same idea for the challenge this week :)
I enjoy visiting markets – the produce is always so fresh and tasty. They have never disappointed me yet.
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I think markets are wonderful places to find bright colors and delicious things to eat!
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Those apples are mighty shiny. Do you think they polish them before putting them out? Perfect for the teacher’s pet, pre-polished apples :)
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That’s a great use for one of those apples! They were very shiny and I’d be interested to know if they’d been polished too :)
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Market shots are irresistible! There is something as appetizing and delicious in photographing the food as there is eating it.
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That’s so true Patricia! The displays were very appealing and it was difficult to decide what to buy… :)
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HI Meg,
I love the Pike Place Market. These are beautiful photos. What an interesting contrast to take one in black and white!
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Thank you Naomi! I was surprised at the difference between the black and white and color pictures… :)
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Beautiful, brilliant colors!
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It was really bright and colorful at the market!
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I love busy, bright market places. Have a lovely Sunday.
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Beautiful, tempting colours. Off to the market I go!
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It’s so nice to see all the wonderful produce at a market – have fun!
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Stunning gallery… great work… :)
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Thank you, I appreciate it!
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Those grapes looks luscious and I like the sign for the oranges. :-)
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I really liked that sign too – I was hoping for a juggling demonstration!
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Pike Place Market is one of my favorite places to visit in Seattle for the reason you illustrate here. So vibrant!
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It’s a marvelous place and I can understand why you like it so much! I’m looking forward to going there again in the future… :)
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Love fruits and veggies! Awesome colours! :-)
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The displays were so impressive that I wanted to admire (and buy) everything I saw!
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what beautiful captures. one of my favourite places to visit when in Seattle, second only to Safeco Field at Game Time. Go Mariners! but i digress. :)
i think that a world of black & white might be dramatic, but it would be missing out on all the wonder & cheer of a world of colour. thanks for sharing!
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Thanks! Seattle is a great city to visit – I’ll have to go to a game next time! And I agree that the market wouldn’t be quite the same in black and white… :)
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Perfect interpretation for this theme! I love these pictures.
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Thank you – it was a lot of fun choosing these pictures for the theme!
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Love the Pike Place Market! Beautiful fruits and veggies!
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I think it’s a fantastic market! It was really wonderful to see all those colors during the winter :)
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healthy food and great colors :)
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It’s really great that they’re healthy!
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Fruit looks a lot better in color. :)
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I noticed that too – it makes a difference to see them in color!
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The colour shots of the fruit are definitely more inviting and I just want to take a bite out of one of the apples, what fun you must have had, I love going to markets :-)
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It was so much fun being at the market! The colors were so bright and I had a difficult time deciding which apples to buy :)
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Delicious! Such a lovely array of colour :-)
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I really appreciated the colors since it was still winter! I can’t wait until spring weather really arrives… :)
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The colours of fruits and vegetables are amazing!! Especially when not packaged!!
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The displays were so impressive it made you want to pick out your own rather than go with something packaged!
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one of my favourite places meg, thanks for showing me another market!
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You’re welcome – this is a wonderful market to visit!
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Just look at the variety of colors! What beautiful boxes of fruit. Such plenty! ox
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These displays were so cheerful and bright it was wonderful to just admire them – perfect on a winter day!
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Great pictures! Just like Tina, your post reminded me of my visit to Pike Place Market several years ago. I visited on a beautiful Labor Day weekend. The giant Dahlias were incredible!
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Thank you! Labor Day weekend would be a fantastic time to visit the market – the colors must have been beautiful :)
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The Pike Place Market colors are wonderful and vibrant. I love Pike Place in Seattle.
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It’s definitely one of my favorite places too – I really liked all those colors!
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I’m sure I’ve said this before, but I LOVE markets, especially those in Europe. What a beautiful subject you’ve chosen.
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Thank you Renee! There is something so special about markets and I always want to visit them :)
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YUM … they look delicious.
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I agree – they were both tasty and beautiful!
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One of my favorite places in the city! Great idea to show black and white for contrast.
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I went there as often as I could while I was in Seattle! And thank you – it really changed the look of the apples when they were in black and white… :)
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