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Aug27-06, 08:22 AM   #52
 

PF Photo Contest - I'm Ready For My Closeup, Mr. DeMille! (8/23-8/30)


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Great photo, detta!!
Yes turbo-1. I've always enjoyed this one too, it is called pineapple-weed Matricaria discoidea (syn M. matricarioides, M. suaveolends and Chamomilla suaveolens). It is rather ubiquitous across No. America and NE Asia. It scent is strikingly similar to chamomile. An like chamomile, the fresh or dried flower heads may be steeped in hot water for a delicious tea. Here is a site that describes other ways we may enjoy pineapple weed.
Thanks. I noticed it in the grass and I had no idea what it was, that's why I took the picture. And now I know.
Aug27-06, 06:12 PM   #53
 
Here's my entry:



I could have put in a pic of my own eyeball, but this shot of one of my neighbor's eyes is much prettier.
Aug27-06, 08:28 PM   #54
 
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Wow! Zoob, that is so cool! You can actually see a reflection of the scene behind you in her eye!
Aug27-06, 08:31 PM   #55
 
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Wow! Zoob, that is so cool! You can actually see a reflection of the scene behind you in her eye!
But alas, you can't the the zoob himself!
Aug27-06, 08:36 PM   #56
 
Holly sh!t. These fotos are all too good. Normally there mostly junk (sorry no offense). But man, I cant pick out of this lot!

Every damn one of them is a winner. Period.
Aug27-06, 08:48 PM   #57
 
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But alas, you can't the the zoob himself!
Are zoobies like vampires? You can't see their reflection?
Aug28-06, 08:08 AM   #58
 
Quote by Gokul43201
But alas, you can't the the zoob himself!
"...can't the the zoob.."? Are you studying the Castillian dialect of Spanish?

Anyway, she's looking into a camera mounted on a tripod that has a timer. I was well off to the side by the time the shutter clicked.

My camera boasts the ability to focus up to 5 cm away when in the macro mode. Despite the bright, outdoor light, allowing for fast shutter speed, and the tripod, she still managed to move a bit. This is the best of 7 shots I took. She didn't have patience for any more.
Aug28-06, 08:25 AM   #59
 
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Oh, you don't know the rules?

If
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postcount=55;}
Then
"the the" := "see the"

Duh!
Aug28-06, 09:27 AM   #60
 
Quote by Gokul43201
Oh, you don't know the rules?

If
{quote=Gokul43201;
thread title=" PF Photo Contest - I'm Ready For My Closeup, Mr. DeMille! (8/23-8/30)";
postcount=55;}
Then
"the the" := "see the"

Duh!
Thanks for the clarification. I feel like such a moron now, these If...then... Gokulizations of the rules of English should have been obvious to me.
Aug28-06, 09:20 PM   #61
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I took this picture by placing a neodyminum magnet under a petri dish filled with ~5 mL of ferrofluid. You can see onlooker's reflections, as well as palm trees surrounding us reflected on the surface. Down near the bottom right, you can see a fairly clear reflection of above, including the camera, my finger, a palm tree, my head, and a nearby apartment building. Every piece of dust from the air that hit can be seen interacting with the surface tension of the fluid.

It was soo fun! This was only about 5 mL of fluid, I have 15 left! Can't wait to do it again!
Aug28-06, 09:24 PM   #62
 
Man, these pictures are too good!
Aug28-06, 09:57 PM   #63
 
You'd better resize it before ZZ sees it.

Otherwise: VERY cool, and pretty!
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Aug29-06, 02:26 AM   #65
 
wow what a licker-kisser! {my pet name for dogs tongues}
Aug29-06, 03:46 AM   #66
 
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I took this picture by placing a neodyminum (N42 grade) magnet under a petri dish filled with ~5 mL of ferrofluid. You can see onlooker's reflections, as well as palm trees surrounding us reflected on the surface. Down near the bottom right, you can see a fairly clear reflection of above (another dome formed by a 3 millimeter long rectangular magnet), including the camera, my finger, a palm tree, my head, and a nearby apartment building. Every piece of dust from the air that hit can be seen interacting with the surface tension of the fluid.

It was soo fun! This was only about 5 mL of fluid, I have 15 left! Can't wait to do it again!
<sigh>

I'm beginning to think that people don't read the rules at all. :(

I'm sorry, but if this isn't resized as stated in our rules, it will not be included in the final voting.

Zz.
Aug29-06, 07:33 AM   #67
Mk
 
Sorry. I am not sure how small that is, but I made it smaller.

Thanks.
Aug29-06, 07:48 AM   #68
 
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I can no longer see Mk's picture.
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