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Indian mangoes
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I photographed these mangoes soon after they were picked up by the family who owned the tree. They were on sale just outside their home on a roadside stall.
In India mango trees are passed on to the generations as family heirlooms. I was attracted by the aroma and bought them at a good price.I was more impressed by the flavor and their taste.
Mango is the King of fruits in Tropical countries and the most popular fruit in Southeast Asia. After a few mangoes get ripe on the tree all other mangoes are picked and put into small earthenware pots with straw to ripen. Family and friends get together for a mango party and is one of the fondest times of summer festivities.
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Howdy Muhammad!
Amazing capture. Wonderful light, bright and sharp. Good frame. Original picture.
Greetings!
Great composition. Nice and sharp.
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