Since my last picture was full of color, I'd like to share one that's decidedly devoid of it.
The question is, what is this?
Saturday, December 10, 2005
From color to monochrome
Since my last picture was full of color, I'd like to share one that's decidedly devoid of it.
The question is, what is this?
29 comments:
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A sponge? The ocean?
ReplyDeleteI give up.
I'm here from Michele's and I'm saying hello.
The face of the moon.
ReplyDeleteWell, my latest post is on the moon, so this reminds me of that!
:)
If it's not the moon, then perhaps its a monochromatic close-up of a fleece throw.
???
brown sugar, waiting to be put into gingersnaps.
ReplyDeletei dont know and neither does michele
ReplyDeleteSome sort of foodstuff?
ReplyDeleteIt looks loke a rock to me.
ReplyDeleteI'm going with dirty snow. Michele sent me.
ReplyDeleteAhh, wow. Well, having destroyed many a Nerf Football in my day I'm going to guess -- the inner recesses of a squishy ball.
ReplyDeleteLooks like snow to me, Carmi. Maybe it's because I've been overcome with it lately. Putting this Texas girl in Ohio for a winter makes everything look like snow!
ReplyDeleteA chain smoker's bronchial tubes? A forgotten sock I used to clean up spilled mik? A close up of Dr. Phil's moustache?
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of dryer lint, or freezer frost. Hiya Carmi!
ReplyDeleteice
ReplyDeleteHi, the 'next blog' thing works wonders. Anyway, I think it's either real snow, or fake snow, the kind you sprinkle around everything at this time of year to give it a 'natural' feel.
ReplyDeleteOkay, Carmi, time to tell us what it is!
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me back.
It's either snow, or you somehow took a picture of the stuff growing on the underside my furnace filter...
ReplyDeleteSure looks like a close up of snow to me, Carmi.
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me to witness this photograpic marvel from you, Carmi. By the way, I love that one you took a few months ago of the autumn leaves. It's very pretty. We were at that stage of the season only a few weeks ago. There's still a lot of trees with leaves on here in NC. :-)
A side of a snowbank, partly greyed by road sludge? Disturbed beach sand?
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me.
Whatever it is, it looks salty. Salt, saltwater, some kind of rock/mineral. I'm sure I'm gonna be surprised by the answer.
ReplyDeleteCarmi - here via Michele's when I saw you on the boards :-)
ReplyDeleteum - dunno what your photo is, I'm no good at those 'close-up' shots...
But, as ever, happy to be here, dear :-)
cq
A fleecy blanket?
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the guesses so far, so I'm going to hold off until a little later today before I divulge the answer and upload my newest blog entry.
ReplyDeleteIf you're tired of guessing, I hope you'll scroll down a bit and peruse some of the older material on the blog. Enjoy!
I think it's SLUSH. That icky, dark stuff that happens to snow that is run over by cars an inundated with salt. Am I right?
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me....
Snow...up close and personal?
ReplyDeletelooks like snow! oh no...are you guys burried in snow?
ReplyDeleteum...judging by your comment on Michele's - is it by any chance - snow??
ReplyDeletecq
Michele sent me again :-)
Snow?
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll ALL accept my heartfelt thanks for taking a stab at my photographic guessing game.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the perceptive souls - Plain Jane beat 'em all - who said it was snow. It is a closeup of a snowbank immediately in front of my house. I severely underexposed the shot to give it the transitional-graying tone. I initially thought of giving up on it, but ultimately thought it was a cool perspective on something we may see everyday, but never really observe in a cohesive manner.
I'll be posting my next one momentarily.
tropical rain forest as seen from space?
ReplyDeleteWell, I said slush and that's simply snow in the past tense, right?
ReplyDeleteMichele sent me.