 I am in Hawaii with the family and I keep seeing "new" things growing or laying on the ground-things that just don't grow in Pacifica.  I have been carrying this around for two days now and Jack, my oldest son, pried it open a bit and I was able to get a better look at what it looks like on the inside.  I am not sure what the heck it is or what it could be if planted in the dirt but it is a very interesting object to photograph.  For those of you who want to know what I did to it..I dropped it into black and white and then used a texture overlay to highlight its complex structure and boosted the contrast a bit..
I am in Hawaii with the family and I keep seeing "new" things growing or laying on the ground-things that just don't grow in Pacifica.  I have been carrying this around for two days now and Jack, my oldest son, pried it open a bit and I was able to get a better look at what it looks like on the inside.  I am not sure what the heck it is or what it could be if planted in the dirt but it is a very interesting object to photograph.  For those of you who want to know what I did to it..I dropped it into black and white and then used a texture overlay to highlight its complex structure and boosted the contrast a bit..
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
Nut?
 I am in Hawaii with the family and I keep seeing "new" things growing or laying on the ground-things that just don't grow in Pacifica.  I have been carrying this around for two days now and Jack, my oldest son, pried it open a bit and I was able to get a better look at what it looks like on the inside.  I am not sure what the heck it is or what it could be if planted in the dirt but it is a very interesting object to photograph.  For those of you who want to know what I did to it..I dropped it into black and white and then used a texture overlay to highlight its complex structure and boosted the contrast a bit..
I am in Hawaii with the family and I keep seeing "new" things growing or laying on the ground-things that just don't grow in Pacifica.  I have been carrying this around for two days now and Jack, my oldest son, pried it open a bit and I was able to get a better look at what it looks like on the inside.  I am not sure what the heck it is or what it could be if planted in the dirt but it is a very interesting object to photograph.  For those of you who want to know what I did to it..I dropped it into black and white and then used a texture overlay to highlight its complex structure and boosted the contrast a bit..
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