Todays object is an interesting sucker - can you work it out?
More about "Identify This"...
http://365project.org/netkonnexion/number03/2011-05-11
Yestderday you saw...
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Yes, well, yesterday? Totally easy-peasy. It was a bunch of cocktail sticks all in a tight bunch. I accept toothpicks because they could easily be the same thing. Congratulations to all those who got it right. Well done!
Honorable mentions to...
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Sabrina - Crayons? Anyway ... looks cool! Net says:-->> Nope! Sorry! Wrong! LOL...
scooter - That reminds me of a bunch of wooden skewers. Net says:-->> I guess that is what cocktail sticks are. So I think we will give you that one... No awards mind! LOL>...
Sharonlc - Porcupine? Net says:-->> Could have been, if porcupines were wooden! LOL...
Brandie Moody - A wooden hedgehog! Net says:-->> Now you are talking! You get tonights "Prickly Sculpture Award!" Yaaaayyahhaaa!!!! LOL...
Howard N - My very first thought was "leadless pencils" which are used for transcribing only the most secret of top secret memos. Then I wondered how Mr. Net would come upon them, and changed my mind. The EXIF info was not helpfull... So, I must concur, either wooden toothpicks or skewers they are! Net says:-->> You get tonights "Correct Waffle Award!". Yay! Only a little cheer tho'... LOL.
Paula Brumbe - wooden skewers to stab food with in case it gets too feisty. Net says:-->> I liked the idea of 'feisty food' (another literary device there) so you get tonights "Active Alliteration Award!" Yeeehaaaya!!! LOL...
Cheryllee - Super!!!! I first thought this was a center of a flower. Net says:-->> Where do you think wood comes from if not from the centre of a whooping great big plant! LOL....
Lisabell - Do you have a pet hedgehog or a sea cucumber? If not, then I’m going to guess wooden toothpicks. Net says:-->> Alas my Sea Cucumber passed away while helping out on the cheese and onion sticks plate! LOL>...
Doug O. - Massage glove. Net says:-->> Wow! That massage would bring the tears to your eyes. Love it. I think you get a Doohicky Award! Yeeaaaahaya!!!!
Paula Cook-Farkas - I'm going for extreme close-up of Nice Cave's soundsuits...a photo of which can be found here:
http://365project.org/seattle/365/2011-04-16 Or, I could just go for the obvious answer of toothpicks... Net says:-->> Yep, go for toothpicks me.dear! Simpler for all of us!!! LOL.
Vicki K - Dog brush. Net says:-->> Wow! I have never seen a brush made out of dogs before. Anyway this is a bit prickly for a dog unless it was crossed with a porcupine! LOL. You get tonights "Absurd Cross-Breeding Award!" Yeehasooooha!!!!
Aarti krishnakumar - wowwiee... brush? Net says:-->> Calm down! Its only a picture. LOL... Wrong! ROFL....
Sue Wilde - The protective outer covering of a particularly luscious and exotic fruit which needs to be protectively covered so that we don't just immediately eat it. Net says:-->> Wow. Did not see that one coming. I would have ducked if I did! LOL> You get tonights "Defensive Fruit Award!". Yaaaaaaghagya!
Kathy A - I think an albino porcupine. Net says:-->> Damn porcupines are everywhere tonight! LOL...
Carole Imes - This looks like one of those rubber type sponges or whatever that you use to scrub pots and pans ??? Net says:-->> It gotta be a "Doohicky Award!"... Yaaaaaawho!!!!
I laughed a lot tonight.. I hope you had fun too.
See you tomorrow.
Enjoy!
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http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/365/
http://www.365project.org/netkonnexion/anotherone/
This looks like striped drinking straws...are you on a beverage roll? LOL
I don't know who put it there
Believe it if you need it
or leave it if you dare
But it's just a box of straws.
Sorry, needed to paraphrase a favorite song of mine. Points for the song.
I was watching MasterPhotographers last night and loved the comment by one of the judges, "You should choose to capture what you want to see". (Or something like that). She meant that the photograph should be SOOC a reflection of what you envisaged prior to the shot and the exposure should be a manifestation of what you visualise - not the scene itself. Well, that is the ideal for me, but sadly not often achieved.
But I will not give up on my photography because of my inner 'seeing' problems. If I continue to need to process, then so be it.
Because I see that way and feel that way for me, it does not mean you should feel or behave that way. I think my last line said it all: "Well, that is the ideal for me, but sadly not often achieved."
We all do things our way. And, actually, for each of us, that way is the best way. Your contribution is valued for what you produce - not how you do it! Cheer up. You are great at what you do!
But I console myself with the thought that it may also be working to my advantage in some way.
Vive la difference!
D'accord!