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9 comments:
Is that a pinecone?? Neat!
Finally figured a pinecone, but my first thought was the trunk of a palm tree--couldn't be with all those snow pictured, though. :) Have to remember where I'm from!
Yes indeed, Tia, a pine cone!
LOL, Sheila, you southern girl...biscuits and palm trees :-).
What an interesting angle! too me a minute to figure it out. I thought it was some kind of nut. :) Which I guess it was!
The other one on Ampersand's space is also gorgeous - the dried berries are really a surprise.
Oh what a great photo! Makes me want to crawl around myself, seeing what fascinating things there are to see!
I took one like this a couple weeks ago. It is on my leftver's page. Great minds! I like the textures of this one.
Very nice macro shot. I like how the light hits the pinecone and all the shadows.
Very cool!
This is such a cool shot. Makes me appreciate a pinecone in a new way.
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