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Mystery Bloom
by Helen Betts

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01-JUN-2002	Helen Betts

Mystery Bloom
by Helen Betts

Okinawa, Japan

Sony DSC-F707
1/160s f/4.0 at 48.5mm iso100 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	01-Jun-2002 12:31:02
Make	Sony
Model	Cybershot
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	48.5 mm
Exposure Time	1/160 sec
Aperture	f/4
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias	-0.67
White Balance	D55 (20)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	normal (2)
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance	0.788 m

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Sony Forums Challenges		04-Jun-2002 04:36
Ann, you really are a good guesser! Yes, it's the fruit of some kind of low-growing palm; sprouts right in the middle. They are quite attractive, actually, but I don't know if anybody eats them. They seem to disintegrate and disappear in time. I'll see if I can post a picture of the whole thing and the "lobster" on the forum for you. Helen

Guest		04-Jun-2002 04:10
I was thinking super close up of a sunflower center but, the colors don't seem right for that one. Maybe it's a close up of part of a cactus flower ?

Sony Forums Challenges		04-Jun-2002 00:44
Next guess - a palm tree but I'm not sure which part... trunk? Ann C.

Sony Forums Challenges		03-Jun-2002 22:39
I think it's something sweet and edible. Perhaps a jackfruit? florg

Sony Forums Challenges		03-Jun-2002 16:22
Well, it's something from a plant, but I'm not sure if anyone eats it. Not a pineapple, but right climate. Helen

Sony Forums Challenges		03-Jun-2002 15:36
Could be something to eat - some sweat? bezucho

Sony Forums Challenges		03-Jun-2002 15:20
I was going to guess pine cone but I can see it isn't... is it a pineapple or some kind of fruit I am not familiar with? Ann C.

Sony Forums Challenges		03-Jun-2002 14:52
Nothing to do with a brush, broom or scrubber, but the pine cone is on the right track. Helen

Sony Forums Challenges		03-Jun-2002 11:18
If not a brush/broom of some sort, a wet pine cone ?? MFC

Sony Forums Challenges		03-Jun-2002 10:01
Umm..;. a bottle scrubber? -- W R Somsky

Guest		03-Jun-2002 09:30
My guess is that it's a super macro of the top of the bristles of a broom?