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By Kim Carlson

March 27, 2007

Spring has officially arrived, but here in Portland, Oregon, the downtown farmers' market doesn’t open until April 7.

To tide me over, I’ve been enjoying these photo scans of produce from the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket in Brooklyn, New York. The photographer, Ranjit Bhatnagar, has been making photo scans of his Greenmarket purchases since 2000.

Check out the slideshow on Flickr. It’s delicious.

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