Submitter's name:	Chris O'Neill
Title:	What the heck is it?!?!?
Gear used:	OM-2 + 75-150/4 + tripod + cable release
Diaphragm:	F8
Shutter speed:	Auto Mode (I think about 1/60)
Film used:	Kirkland (Agfa) ASA 200
Technical information:	Nothing fancy here. Just set-up the camera/lens on the tripod, focused, aimed, and fired.
Subject information:	Nope! I'm NOT telling! See if you can guess what this is. If you think you know, then here's the link to the answer. Were you right????
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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (no e-mail specified)

My guess was either wood rings or a part of a painting. Quickly checking the "solution page" shows that it's not quite that, but that I wasn't very far off...

Comment left by: Lex (lexjenkins@hotmail.com)

This was fun. And I recognized Chr*s right away from the phrasing. ;^) Okay, the image looks like a skull image in wood rings. But I wasn't able to guess the actual subject source.

Comment left by: Ken N (image66@yahoo.com)

Hmm. Frost on rear window (wiper marks), reflecting a setting sun or marquee lighting? I shall go look at the link now.

Comment left by: Ken N (no e-mail specified)

Not even close!

Comment left by: Hans van Veluwen (no e-mail specified)

The funny thing is that the face can be easier recognised from the thumbnail than from the picture above. It kinda resembles "Jesus'" (?) facial imprint on the shroud of Turin.

Comment left by: John Hudson (xyyc@home.com)

It's the end of a burning fire log taken right up close! Still, whatever it is it's an interesting and pleasing photo.

Comment left by: John A. Lind (jlind@netusa1.net)

Now, if this had been Lex Jenkins' photo, I would have guessed a hardwood, a very, very hard wood. Still "stumped." Good job and interesting abstract. -- John

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