Scandalous Veggies, From Randy Plums to Provocative Parsnips
Katie Cordrey — February 13, 2010 — Naughty
References: sucksorrules & bit.ly
If she’s nothing else, Mother Nature is—natural. It shouldn’t be a surprise that when people notice the parallels between human nature and produce nature, they take pictures of them. Before you can say, “Holy root vegetable!” The photos have gone viral.
The folks over at Huffington Post gathered some expressive fruit and vegetable pics. (I happen to like the paradox of the clementine in the Winnie the Pooh bowl.) Look around the 'Net and there are literally hundreds of arousing produce poses posted for perusal.
What’s next, a provocative potato of the month calendar?
The folks over at Huffington Post gathered some expressive fruit and vegetable pics. (I happen to like the paradox of the clementine in the Winnie the Pooh bowl.) Look around the 'Net and there are literally hundreds of arousing produce poses posted for perusal.
What’s next, a provocative potato of the month calendar?
Trend Themes
1. Provocative Produce Photography - There are opportunities to develop new platforms and services based on the trend of taking scandalous photos of fruits and vegetables.
2. Viral Food Photography - Businesses can tap into the trend of food photography going viral and create marketing campaigns or products that capitalize on this popularity.
3. Anthropomorphizing Produce - There is potential to create new breakthrough products or services through the trend of seeing human-like qualities in produce and other inanimate objects.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can leverage the trend of provocative produce photography for marketing purposes or by creating new product lines that appeal to a wider audience.
2. Fashion and Photography - Fashion and photography industries can capitalize on this trend by utilizing the unique and quirky images to promote their brand or services.
3. Entertainment and Media - There is potential for the entertainment and media industry to create engaging content based on the trend of anthropomorphizing produce and other inanimate objects.
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