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I enhanced the photo to bring out the details. from my yard
Comments (22)
kenmo
A very interesting and intriguing scene....
Richardphotos
full screen will show more detail of the item
DukeNukem2005
This is an excellent!
MagikUnicorn
Sweeeet
ontar1
An interesting and beautiful capture!
QuietRiot
You have a good eye....beautiful capture!
Cyve
Amazing my friend... Marvelous capture as always !!!
claude19
if I understood the photography, the traces of an egg laid or hatched !!!
matstan2610
Beautiful photo, wonderful close-up.
captbear
nice i like it
netsuke
HMMM! Wonder who laid those eggs?
flavia49
nice
eekdog
Nice little blue feather.
Sarahdar
interesting feather, great shot
pimanjc
It gives all kinds of possibilities.
Faemike55
call in Texas CSI and have them do an investigation.... I suspect fowl play!
anahata.c
lol, Mike...and some people see an egg or eggs in this...I see a feather. If it's not, then it's some kind of mold growth, or perhaps even bird excrement, or frozen liquid. It's beautiful, Richard, and your postwork makes it even more beautiful, along with the tiny dots of light across the grass. Your crop is expressive too, leaving the feather/mold/whatever-it-is in the right half of the shot, which makes it stand out more. Dark and mysterious and beautiful.
radioham
Nice photo is that day light or mico flash you use
fritters56
Yes I did for a good long time...great work here
RodS
A fascinating macro shot, Richard - this is really lovely. You have a good eye - most folks wouldn't even notice this..
Glendaw
Good eye ump , a perfect catch.
Amazing how a lonely feather can become such a conversation piece !
Bampster
Very unusual image, Richard. Perhaps the remnants of when the cat ate the canary---Super work!!!!!