Alameda, CA - December 2011

I had never seen anything like this before. This was a very small, about 1/4 inch cluster of what looks to me going to be several pinecones. I didn't see the spore like things until I uploaded the picture.

Took this shot from a bench on Prescott Park

Piney loves the park.

3-30-08

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Jada and i picked up pinecones for hours yesterday..........she worked hard to line them up like this....so of course i had to get a photo of it.....lol

Handmade ornaments

I just looked and I recently cracked the 39,000 hit mark! Thanks everyone!!

I was recently viewing this girl's photostream, and she thanked everyone for taking her to the 200,000 hit mark. Suddenly my 39,000 doesn't seem like so much...

Mushrooms growing out of a pinecone (Strobilurus trullisatus) in Lage Vuursche, Netherlands

Macro attempt #1

pine cone xmas christmas gold dust

Toronto Band, The Pinecones, Brent Randall, Paul Linklater, Marshall Bureau

taken at about 8:30 at night in winter i am supprised this shot actually came out... i like the crispness the pinecones have at the front and the blurryness they have at the back

#origami, #paper, #jewelry,#earrings, #diy, #pinecone

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2005.06.26 Map 南禅寺（Nanzen-ji Zen Temple ）

Went to Open Pond today. The weather wasn't great, but it was still a nice place to sit around at.

This tiny pinecone looks like a strawberry. In focus are the pinecone and the branch on which it grows. The background is blurred and features the rest of the tree. The color of the small pinecone is gentle.

First attempts at Orton using Picasa

Pinecones at Tallmadge Park in Mechanicville

Canon AE-1, Canon 50/1.8, Tri-X at EI 800 in PC-TEA.

This large bronze pine cone stands in the courtyard of the Vatican Museum.

I'm not sure this is how it's called... lol

I made this wreath by wiring pinecones to a wire base. I didn't notice it was a hexagon until I was done!

Photo credit: Nancie Battaglia.

Taken with a Nikon D5100 18-55 kit lens with a home made macro filter lens. This picture was taken in Lewistown, Pa