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Old 22nd July 2007   #1
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Default Surface of a Planet



Any guess what this is?
do note the image has been PS alot.
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Old 22nd July 2007   #2
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Any guess what this is?
do note the image has been PS alot.
Isit synthetic leather?
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Old 22nd July 2007   #3
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since you say heavily edited, it might be a shot of clouds.. or maybe pigs brain lol
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Old 22nd July 2007   #4
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Good try, but nope.....
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dry mud ?
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Old 22nd July 2007   #6
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surface of planet??

skin? if not dry mud.
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Old 22nd July 2007   #7
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this prolly is a long haul.. biscuit?
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Old 22nd July 2007   #8
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surface of planet??

skin? if not dry mud.
Shucks....you got it....yep, skin below my feet, near the arch.....just toying with my new diffuser set up with my A610+Reversed 50mm lens.

diffuser is large white plastic pc attached to end of lens, and use inbuilt flash to illuminate.
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