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Dark Cluster

Grapes up close, until the fruit turns into pattern: clusters ripening in Saint-Émilion at the end of July, wine grapes above the Columbia River near Quincy, Washington, and Bordeaux vines dusted blue-grey with copper spray. Cropped tight and pushed dark, so berries read like beads and leaves like cut paper.

14 pieces. These are real photographs, not generated images.

A grape cluster turning from green to purple beside an old, gnarled vine trunk.
A dark grape cluster framed by large green vine leaves.
Twisted old vines with leaves coated blue-grey, standing in a dry row.
Dark blue grapes hanging from a vine wire beside a weathered wooden post.
Long rows of young vines running toward a tree line under a pale sky.
Two dark grape clusters hanging beneath bright green leaves and an old cordon.
Blue grapes pressed against the weathered grain of a wooden post.
Vine leaves dusted blue-grey with spray beside a wooden post.
A tight close-up of grapes in green, rose and deep purple.
Dark grape clusters hanging along a vineyard row between wooden posts.
Close-up of a dusky blue grape cluster with green leaves above.
A grass aisle running between two rows of vines.
A dark cluster of grapes beneath broad green leaves next to a wooden vineyard post.
A heavy cluster of dark grapes hanging low over dry grass between vines.

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