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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...
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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.
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.