from the Porta Portense Flea Market in Rome, Italy-February 2009my submission for PHOTO HUNTER SATURDAY
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04 April 2009
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16 comments:
Great shot. THey look like porcupine quills to me.. Am I right? Happy weekend
Great photo of stripes... what is it?
I was thinking some sort of reeds, but porcupine quills...hmmmm???
Hope the porcupine was contained or on a leash? lol
Di
The Blue Ridge Gal
they are indeed...were strange to the touch, all dried up. this particular booth also had all the african money. they were not too pleased with me photographing things but, i managed a couple of shots :)
thanks for stopping by.
I think you really are going to have to tell us what they are... very nice stripes though!
My stripes are here.
Neat photograph!! Thanks for visiting my blog!
Nice shot of the African pocupine quills. I've seen them for sale for $3 each.
They look like porcupine quills, really great shot!
I agree with Jams o Donnell ! looks great !
Interesting geometry and lighting. Looks like a still-not-green marsh grass.
Great stripes..interesting image.
Tooth picks? Porcupine needles? Whatever its a neat shot!
This shot seems to have intrigued all of us. I enjoy going to flea markets and this one looks very interesting.
I loved to play that game as a child. Brings back lots of memories! That said, I sure hope it is what I think it is!
yep it was porcupine quills from Africa...thought them interesting when I saw them...and they fit perfectfully into the theme this week :)
have a great day.
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