pics you took that you're pleased with

[hokum]

 

micro chip

[luke viia]

nice

[hokum]

yours too if you mean me

[cruising for burgers]

so i went to the zoo...

[cruising for burgers]

10/10

[YEK]

 

10/10

 

yeah, that's pretty intense..

[kaini]

[Guest isaki]

what are those in the first 3 photos? looks tasty

[chassis]

[kaini]

what are those in the first 3 photos? looks tasty

some variety of succulenta... full of brackish water

[Guest umop_apisdn]

 

what are those in the first 3 photos? looks tasty

some variety of succulenta... full of brackish water

 

As far as that goes, if it's sincerely found near brackish water, it might be some type of glasswort. As far as what we have here on the southeast coast of the US, there are two genera found in marshes: Batis and Salicornia. That's not to say it's what you've photographed, but if you're the inquiring type it could possibly help you ID it. On a side-note, loving your nature pics. I'm a big lichen/moss fan. That rock formation with all the dimples is really interesting, never seen anything like it.

[kaini]

 

 

what are those in the first 3 photos? looks tasty

some variety of succulenta... full of brackish water

 

As far as that goes, if it's sincerely found near brackish water, it might be some type of glasswort. As far as what we have here on the southeast coast of the US, there are two genera found in marshes: Batis and Salicornia. That's not to say it's what you've photographed, but if you're the inquiring type it could possibly help you ID it. On a side-note, loving your nature pics. I'm a big lichen/moss fan. That rock formation with all the dimples is really interesting, never seen anything like it.

 

it was growing on a cliff edge right by the ocean in very poorly drained soil... dunno if that helps.

 

the dimpled rock is from a beach on slea head, county kerry.

must be some sort of sea erosion?

[luke viia]

decided to compile some stills i took into animations... i realize these are on the border of "pics you took" but i'd like to share them and dunno where else they'd go..

 

lily pollen:

 

 

Edited May 7, 2013 by luke viia

[delet...]

cool. It really is scanning and tunnelling .. ;-]

[Guest isaki]

those are amazing

[cruising for burgers]

makes you wonder why you need art when you have science...

[Guest nuclearaddict]

Took this yesterday:

[Silent Member]

very cinematic. nice.

[keltoi]

 

10/10

 

 

cracker. what's the building?

Edited May 8, 2013 by keltoi

[kakapo]

Phil Neville's house.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beetham_Tower,_Manchester

 

 

Edited May 8, 2013 by kakapo

[keltoi]

cheers.

[ambermonk]

Took this one at an outlook on my city's western coast about two hours ago. Has kind of that minimalist BoC lo-fi aesthetic.

[luke viia]

cool. It really is scanning and tunnelling .. ;-]

 

 

those are amazing

 

 

makes you wonder why you need art when you have science...

 

glad you guys got a kick out of them. it's weird how many structures pollen can take. before last week, i had no idea lilies have thousands of little football bean brains carrying their message across the land.

[mcbpete]

Finally sussed out the use of a flash/macro combo on my SLR -

 

[cruising for burgers]

Finally sussed out the use of a flash/macro combo on my SLR -

pretty cool, reminds me of this: