"Odd Apples" by William Mullan

Photographer and self-named "Pomme Queen" William Mullan artistically captures rare and unusual apples for his amazing book "Odd Apples."

The Odd Apples site says: "There are estimated to be 7,000+ named cultivars of apples in the world, a comically intimidating number. Some of these apples look like frogs; some are pink inside; some look psychedelic, and some look like stars. Through photographs of rare & curious apples, 'Odd Apples' celebrates the enchanting diversity and odd nature of apples, expanding our perception what they look like and what they taste like."

Pink Pearl

Niedzwetskyana

Knobbed Russet

Kandil Sinap

Hidden Rose

Grenadine

Frequin Laciatelle

Calville Blanc

Black Oxford

Api Etoile

You can buy a copy of "Odd Apples" here:

https://oddapples.photo/

Products Of Tomorrow

The Nature Conservancy has designed what they are calling "Products Of Tomorrow."

Based on our current trajectory and climate change, land and drinkable water will be scarce, producing droughts and famines. Couple this with political and social calamities stemming from what is happening now. This is the likely outcome.

It doesn't have to be like this. Visit The Nature Conservancy website for more info.

https://www.nature.org/