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Christopher Wheeler | profile | all galleries >> Ongoing Projects >> The Nth Generation Apple Project (N = 61) tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

The Nth Generation Apple Project (N = 61)

This on-again, off-again project (mostly the latter, I confess, but now on the upsweep) is now in its twentieth-plus year.

I invite you to have a look and figure out for yourself what N represents.


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My father grew this apple in 1986. I took a picture of me holding the apple. . .
My father grew this apple in 1986. I took a picture of me holding the apple. . .
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Fred Relaix07-Sep-2006 16:47
Man, this is really Great! I went to N=28th, not too bad. I wonder what type of resolution you need to be able to still see the Apple... voted!
Cheers!
Fred
Ashley Hockenberry31-Dec-2005 19:18
Chris,
I must say this is the most creative and somewhat hilarious gallery I have seen in awhile. Thanks for having the courage to do something different!!!

Ashley Hockenberry
Pbase.com/ahockenberry
P.S. I graduated from Madison Consolidated High School in Madison, Indiana.
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