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Beautiful Decaying Acorn

Walking along the path that travels around our lower forest, I looked down and did a double-take when I saw this odd-looking shape on the ground. I was amazed when I realized it was an acorn! How beautiful decay can be! I decided to bring this acorn home so that I can put it on a spindle and take pictures all the way around it. When I got home, I took it out so Steve could see it, but by that time it had gotten dry and looked like a normal acorn with little holes! So I put it under the faucet and like magic, the beautiful acorn reappeared! SO COOL!! I'll be creating this special animated gif file in the next week or so when I have some time to fool around with this project! :)
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Pam J said:

It is indeed the last part of life and none the less beautiful for being that.
11 years ago

Treasa Ui Cionaodha said:

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Beautifully captured image. Well done Janet. Regards Tess.
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tiabunna said:

Fascinating and beautiful. On first glance I took it for an egg (acorns are not common here). . Seen in www.ipernity.com/group/prime-lenses.
11 years ago

Puzzler4879 said:

Wow! From the tumbnail it looked like a Faberge Egg! A great, interesting find and shot.

Thanks for adding your high quality picture on Nature Fine Pictures Gallery
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11 years ago

ctofcsco said:

Well Done!!
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Pond!!
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ctofcsco said:

I love it! That's Wild!!
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of Wildlife!!
11 years ago

Don Sutherland said:

Outstanding capture.
11 years ago

Eunice Perkins said:

I would never have thought of decay being beautiful, but your photo has just proved that it can be indeed!
11 years ago

Julien Rappaport said:

Merveilleuses couleurs !
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