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Macro photography of delicious and colorful wild raspberries

Ripe blackberries growing on bush outdoors, closeup. Space for text

shiny unripe fruit in the sun, close-up of unripe blackberry, still ripening blackberry in red color, fruit rubus fruticosus

In Western Colorado Cranberry, Highbush (Shot with Canon 5DS 50.6mp photos professionally retouched - Lightroom / Photoshop - original size 5792 x 8688 downsampled as needed for clarity and select focus used for dramatic effect)

Swedish nature in September. Flowers, birds, meadows, sea, sailing boats, boats, animals. Poppies bloom beautifully and birds hunt for food for their children. Skåne, Sweden. Summer.

Close-up of two wild blackberries growing on the bush. One blackberry is blue and ripe, the other is still green. The background is green with space for text.

During a hiking route in La Cañada (Ávila) we can find several thickets of mulberry trees. Rich blackberries are born in small clusters, decorating with their red and black colors. Copy Space

Raspberry and green onion, raspberry macro shot, half raspberry, raspberry

An extreme close-up of a ripe raspberry. The raspberry is red in colour ready to be picked.

Ripe and ripening blackberries in a Cotswold hedgerow with a soft shallow depth of field in the Autumn sunshine

Close-up of unripe blackberry, still ripening blackberry in red color, a berry slowly turning black, fruit rubus fruticosus

Beautiful green and pink berries of alder buckthorn in sunny summer forest. Natural woodlands scenery of Latvia, Northern Europe.

chinese medicine plant Duchesnea indica (Andr.) Focke in outdoor in Spring

Very small Buerger raspberry that looks like a bright red ruby. Close up macro photograph.

$This plant with a Japanese name, grows native in the northern boreal forests in Asia, Europe, and North America.\nThe name “Haskap” is also a brand name given to varieties bred by the Fruit Program at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.\nThe fruit is often one of the first berries to appear during the year, and remain fruitful into the fall. From the Dipsacales Order, they are related to Snowberries, Elderberry, Blueberries, cranberries and tomatoes. They are juicy, with a sweet/tart flavour and have very tiny edible seeds. The thin powdery blue skin melts in your mouth. Bushes can grow 5-7 feet tall, do not sucker and are extremely cold climate and drought tolerant.$

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