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    So I'm working on a study/project in my front yard that will take me basically all year to complete and while I'm at it, other subjects just keep presenting themselves -



    2 lodgepole pines drop these by the hundreds.

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    Almost a 3d effect here...nicely done!
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    Cone of silence........
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    Thanks guys. These little guys are really tactile and I tried to convey how irresistible they are to pick up and examine.

    Here's another specimen -

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    Nice shots.

    What is the background for that first one? It looks like a path.

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    it's my front steps...plain old concrete.
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    Very nice - Like how the concrete colors actually match up with the cone.

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    I love the first one!! very nice.
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