take a guess #3

Posted by Double KK Photography (West Richland, United States) on 6 August 2007 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.

I know my take a guess #2 was a little to easy so I think that this one might be more of a challenge

Comments (10)

JED from Germany

might be a glass fibre cable ??

6 Aug 2007 10:20am

@JED: thank you for the comment and the guess

kairospix from Singapore, Singapore

i think it's a bunch of wooden sharpened sticks (at the other end) stuck iniside a container that has a round protruding side...perhaps stiucks used for picking up cut fruit or food?

anyway like the closeness of the shot!

6 Aug 2007 10:44am

@kairospix: thank you for the comment and the guess

Marc-André Paradis from Victoriaville, Qc, Canada

Coopper wires in a green shield?

6 Aug 2007 11:48am

@Marc-André Paradis: thank you for the comment and the guess

r00t from Gyor, Hungary

sphagetti? :)

6 Aug 2007 12:05pm

@r00t: congratulations root you got it you get a happy face :). it was spaghetti in a water bottle

Morris J. Chisholm from Thunder Bay - Land of the Sleeping Giant, Canada

Pasta

6 Aug 2007 2:11pm

@Morris J. Chisholm: thank you for the comment and the guess

RoBeRt from Hawk Mountain, United States

I was thinking straight pins ..... but yeah I think Morris J . has it with PASTA !

6 Aug 2007 2:31pm

@RoBeRt: thank you for the comment and guess

Images by KC Photography from Redmond, United States

OOooo good one little brother! I'm going to go with spaghetti too, although I don't know what the green thing is LOL

6 Aug 2007 2:31pm

Amanda from Blenheim, New Zealand

i'd say spaghetti noodles too stuck in a lovely green egg saucer lol

7 Aug 2007 5:36am

@Amanda: thank you for the comment and the guess

Markus from Reading, United Kingdom

Nice capture, thought first it was copper!!

7 Aug 2007 6:54pm

@Markus: thank you for the comment

pedro alexandre from loures, Portugal

spaghetti?, i don't know.

19 Aug 2007 10:51am

@pedro alexandre: thank you for the guess and comment

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