Weekly Photo Challenge ~ Distorted

This week’s theme for the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is dis·tort·ed

Distorted - Life is full of surprises!

Distorted - Life is full of surprises!


dis·tort·ed: twisted; deformed; misshapen.

I grew this “distorted” tomato from seed, and although its appearance was misshapen and unappetizing when I bit into the fruit it was sweet and delicious. How often do we initially judge people by their appearance and not by their inner self?

Related posts by a few of my blogging buddies on the theme ~ Distorted

Hurtled to 60 and now beyond…
Jeanne’s Blog
Mirth and Motivation

Please leave a link back to your interpretation of “Distorted” in comments below.

49 Responses to Weekly Photo Challenge ~ Distorted

    • I felt guilty because I nearly disgarded this tomato based purely on its appearance.
      I like Ronnie’s comment below. sums it up well
      “not judging people by their appearance – you should never judge a book by its cover, or a tomato by its skin!”

  1. Wise words, Pip. Excellent picture. I wonder if I would have been brave enough to take a bite.

  2. Excellent! You came up trumps in the end. How very true not judging people by their appearance – you should never judge a book by its cover, or a tomato by its skin! :-)

  3. Great entry for the challenge! Had you discarded that tomato, you would never have known it’s sweetness. Just goes to show – first appearances can be very deceiving.

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  5. perfect choice for the challenge!

  6. That’s pretty wild and a little scary. If a tomato can become so distorted, what about human beings with our great complexity?

    It still served it’s function though. Good point.

  7. Still looks yummy!

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  10. I think it’s gorgeous! Not long ago I found a potato in the shape of a heart. A heart, really. It tasted fabulous ;)

  11. Very wise words, Carole. Lovely sentiment and illustration of one of the great realities of life.

  12. What a wonderful way to remind us of a very important lesson to not judge others too quickly.
    Your tomato gave me quite a chuckle. What a fun fruit it is. I’m glad it tasted well.
    You picked a perfect photo for the challenge. Well done! :)

  13. When I first saw the top of the photo, it looked like a heart. As I scrolled down and saw the whole thing, it looked like a cluster of hearts. Great that you enjoyed it so much!

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  15. Good thoughts, PiP!

  16. Wow! What a cool tomato! I want to grow a whole batch of these! Tell me your secret!

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  18. It’s an unique. The raddish in my garden was biforked. :)

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  20. My word….what strange looking tomatoes.
    Thank you so much for the visit while I was in hospital.

  21. Sorry PiP it is not a horse fair at Pincho. My poor Portugese translation.Not sure what it is about. It says someone (cannot remember his name) may turn up!!!!. But it starts at 4pm. Pincho is Northwest of Bensafrim which is Northwest of Lagos
    Clara

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  24. Ohhh, a naughty thought came to mind when I saw this photo but I won’t go there…! I like what you wrote too, how true!

  25. Had another look at the poster it is a singer, Eurico Martins from Lagos.

  26. It looks like it was huge. You could make salsa out of that.

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  28. Great looking tomatoes… Did you turn your Like button off? You are the 2nd blog from my buddies.

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