Wordless Wednesday: Close to the Ground

SandyCarlson January 09, 2013
From January 5, 2013
Wordless Wednesday

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17 Comments

  1. Unknown1:47 AM

    The one word that comes to mind is Nature! Hope your week is going well, Sandy!

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  2. catsynth2:07 AM

    Nice shot. I like the detail on what I think is a creature of some sort ;)

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  3. A Lady's Life2:08 AM

    Is that some kind of a leaf?

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  4. Cloudia3:25 AM

    Tiny wonders
    Big mysteries.
    Aloha

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  5. Sueann5:20 AM

    Either a leaf or....a caterpillar! LOL
    Hugs
    SueAnn

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  6. The Purple Assassin.5:20 AM

    seems like a snail.
    Beautiful angle.

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  7. Lisa at Greenbow5:46 AM

    Interesting photo. It is also interesting to read what everyone thinks it is. I wish I knew but it is the anticipation sometimes that is more fun than the knowing.

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  8. Yogi♪♪♪7:22 AM

    It seems alive.

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  9. caite8:26 AM

    Yes, not sure if it is animal or vegetable but it is very interesting. Well done.


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  10. Indrani9:00 AM

    Some kind of bean?
    or is it alive and creepy?

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  11. Great Grandma Lin9:34 AM

    cool macro photo, I can't get down that close to the ground anymore and then get up gracefully...lol!

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  12. TexWisGirl9:50 AM

    i'm with whoever said leaf or caterpillar. :)

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  13. Myrna R.11:11 AM

    I thought it was a caterpillar but it could be the shell of some bug too, I guess. Regardless, I love the picture.

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  14. imac11:39 AM

    Well Sandy you have ev1 guessing here, and Im no better either, Hope you still posting for Header today, LINEN.

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  15. Sallie (FullTime-Life)3:16 PM

    About as close as you can get to the ground and still be living! (I don't even think you were asking, but I vote for caterpillar.)

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  16. Zuzana4:04 PM

    Dear Sandy, I am back to blogging again, at least I hope.;) This beautiful capture of what I assume is a caterpillar shell, seems so symbolic for the New Year - new beginnings.;)
    Hope you had wonderful holidays; Happy 2013.;)
    xoxo

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  17. Kerri Farley8:51 AM

    EXCELLENT - my last two images on my blog are similar to this ...... amazing what we can find if we stop and look around.
    LOVE this!

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