We purchased a couple of satsuma trees this year. Of course they're still too young to produce a bumper crop of fruit (and it seems like this may not be the best year for satsumas, around here, anyway), but they still did their best. Each tree has made at least one fruit apiece, if nothing gets them before they ripen.
Editing: It was more complex than usual, today. I layered a second photo (featuring the bokeh-- in this case, the out-of-focus dots of light) on top of the satsuma photo to add some interest. The original photo was a little boring with nothing in the background. I also used a masking technique to make the fruit completely visible and the dodge tool to brighten it in spots. Otherwise, I relied upon some of the same tools/filters I frequently mention in this section.
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