Assignment 17: What is it? -- 24 Hour Run Off

[DLS]

Here is my submission. I'm sure someone will quickly identify the contents of this photo.


7D - 100mm Macro - 1/100 @ f/11 ISO 400



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Instant coffee crystals?

[Andy Stringer]

Congratulations to the finalists. In case anyone was wondering what my (unsuccessful) entries were:


The first picture was the toe of an emperor penguin



The second was polar bear footprints on sea ice near Svalbard, Norway



The last one was a beluga whale vertebra in a pile of whale bones, also in Svalbard

[Kayaker72]

First of all, congratulations to the finalists. Some great, and confusing, pictures.


Andy, thanks for the unveiling. I was wondering and would have never guessed that I was looking at penquin feet.....

[Trowski]

Instant coffee crystals?

Yes, though not instant coffee. It's fresh ground Caribou coffee.


Congrats to the finalists! I never would have thought that was a penguin foot either. I assumed it was a close-up of some reptile's skin.

[Sheiky]

Congratulations to all finalists! [Y]

Andy, thanks for the unveiling. I was wondering and would have never guessed that I was looking at penquin feet.....

I have enjoyed the unveiling very much as well. Never have guessed some items.


If Tom Cruise can make a movie about a Rabbit's Foot, I'm sure someone else could get creative with a penguins foot.

[Kamelot]

With my point &amp; shoot HP R817 camera


exposure 1/32, F/3,5, ISO 50, ~80 mm equivalent to fullframe


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Ok, now i can reveal, what is it.


Sombody guessed that this is chocolate, ice something rusty.



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<span class="user-name"]It is natural apple juice with <span class="HW"]precipitate (looks like rust). And after several days on the surface growed white and shining mould[]


<span class="HW"]It's definitely <span class="HW"]uneatable.

[Colin500]

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Apple, that's really weird, with that colour!


It looked like chocolate pudding with mould to me...

[Kamelot]

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Apple, that's really weird, with that colour!

It looked like chocolate pudding with mould to me...

Only bought from the shop apple juice is transparent, looks brightly yellow and without precipitat.

But natural is brown and not transparent. Of course, it looks a little strange in this photo, because that strong brown color and consistent gives brown precipitat.

Try at home if you have tools to squeeze the juice []

[Sheiky]

Hihi.. I don't know if anybody has seen it already....the voting has ended, but who's the winner??? []

[HDNitehawk]

Is Dan the tie breaker?