Crab Nebula by beachzz

Photography • Abstract • posted on Aug 24, 2010

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The craft sped thru space at warp speed. As the crew prepared to be thrust into the next universe, they were astounded at the sight out the porthole. No one knew what it was; all the knew is they craved sour dough french bread and melted butter. The MRE's on hand simply wouldn't fit the bill. "Houston, we have a problem"!! Critical adjustments were made, carefully calculated. Slowly, their craft made a turn, headed back to earth. Other worlds could wait. For now they were headed for an emergency landing in San Francisco Bay. There waiting for them was that crustacean, that tasty creature that sped by them such a short time ago. They climbed out of the capsule, boarded a boat and were whisked to a restaurant on the bay. And finally, FOOD!! Space will always be there, but crab season is short. (footnote---this is, of course, is a crab shell I saw on the beach the other day. it wasn't a very good shot, so i played with it and the silly tale followed.)

Comments (14)

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bazza

2:24AM | Tue, 24 August 2010

LOL lovely tale and nice bit of post work, well done!!

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durleybeachbum

2:59AM | Tue, 24 August 2010

Brilliant narrative and such fun!

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blinkings

4:03AM | Tue, 24 August 2010

I suspect something 'fishy' is going on down at Hubble HQ!

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Chipka

4:19AM | Tue, 24 August 2010

LOL! Brilliant! I love the postwork you've done, and in a way I am a bit hungry after seeing/reading this. I love that a space mission could be aborted simply because the crew wants to eat! What a story! What an image. I'm gonna be giggling a bit throughout the day at work tomorrow, I suppose, but that's a good thing. I love this shot too...what you've done with it is perfect. Hmmm...crab with butter...yeah, now you're talkin'.

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