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This is on a small pinetree at the top edge of the timberline on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire.

There was a bin of pinecones at the golf course. They were begging to be photographed.

Small Frosty Pinecones at Thursley Common National Nature Reserve

I liked how the light was shining through the trees like a spot light on this pinecone.

Look at all the fun things I made at the Seattle #Waldorf School Winter Faire ... #felt #gnomehat

Oddly, growing up in Alaska, I never noticed pinecones until they were already brown and on the ground. Down here, I walk past these "baby" pinecones every day. They look more like alien eggs to me...

Praktica MTL 5

Industar 50-2 – 3.5 / 50

ILFORD PAN 400

my first time doing a time laps i hope you like it

A cat made out of of pinecones, sticks, pine twigs, leaves and a rock

So many pinecones

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This is half of my holiday decoration (no tree - I think the cats would like it a little too much).

RX100 can do decent Macro

My Dad playfuly throwing pinecones at my sister. Such an intense face. :P

 

Taken March 29th, 2010 on Denman Island, BC, Canada.

A few days ago we had a branch weighed down with some snow fall in the front yard of our house. And so I recovered a pinecone or two for Christmas decorations. Here's one of them photographed with the Sigma 30mm 1.4 lens.

Forest Park, Portland, Oregon

誰が集めたんでしょうか。

COEX Aquarium

 

Seoul, South Korea

This picture satisfies requirement 1 and 5. I used close-up filters with the property of "+4". This picture was taken in the UW farm. I found a pinecone was put on a man-made tube(I don't know what it is). It is very interesting, so I took a picture of it. I focused on of the pinecone and set to the lowest aperture number I could get at that moment to blur the surroundings. This picture has a diagonal composition: the diagonals are made with tubes and the pinecone. I turned the camera a bit to form a composition like this. It is a very sunny day, in order to keep the brightness of this picture on an appropriate level, the shutter speed was set to really high.

Partially submerged pinecone and part of a broken branch floating in the very pale aqua water of the fountain at the park caught my eye. Storms had knocked them out of a nearby tree. Something a bit different. :)

you have to zoom into this one.

These little cones were not purple, but brown. They seem to be more mature.

January 5, approximately 3:00pm

 

I love pinecones.

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