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Dedicated to Fleet.Budgie.... I've been trying to figure out how to look like a pine cone for quite a while now due to a flickr conversation we had. Finally got it! Although unintentional. After our play one night, we went out to eat afterwards and I just wrapped the "insanity" in a band....(the hair that is!) I did not see the results of this until much later. No wonder I had people staring at me!
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You won't see these on a tree. They're just the tops of larger pine cones, but I've never seen the whole ones on the ground.
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Beach Pinecone - I took this photograph along the ocean beach side of Jekyll Island. You can see more at RandyRobertsPhotography.com
La faccia sua mi parea lunga e grossa/Come la pina di San Pietro a Roma
Dante - Divina Commedia - Inferno XXXI
For some reason I was taken by this pinecone while out walking at lunch one day.
I carried it back with me to take home to photography.
It took a while to get the sticky sap off my hands.
Not my most interesting day--the best picture I took was the test one I took right after I put new batteries in the camera.