natural fence ...it's amazing how they did this.
posted by moggie @ Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
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8 Comments:
Coolios man! Imagine a fence that grows bigger & stronger with the time.
was it intentional then? or is this just some freaky nature thing?
halooo..stop peeping through my window....just kidding..hahaha...nice shot !
it Was 'designed' to look like this, olivia. the correct term used is grafting. (i think!)
sorry, mic3z... just checking to see if u were in!
tis is human at its best on nature! amazing
Grafting is cool. It's like...I just thought of Homer Simpson confessing that he made a dog and cat kiss once...This looks like the work of monks, you know, priests with a little too much free time, and no little boys running around. Specifically the ones who make super potent alcohol and incense. Hey Moggie, I finally updated Shutter Slug, the signal finally came back in my room.
anonymous, u must go visit. more amazing stuff to see!
aahaha, dave cracks me up! oh no....santa's little helper! similar to when the boy's decided to genetically cross kyle's mail order elephant with cartman's potbellied pig, fluffy...hoping to produce potbellied elephants! dude, shutter slug rocks!
You know what would be great? A stereogram of this. Have you tried taking stereo pairs to get 3D effects? At first I thought I needed a special tripod or something, but I found that if I used the crosshairs on my camera and moved the tripod I could get pretty decent results. Check out my latest update to see.
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