xoxoxoBruce Monday May 27 11:27 AMMay 26th, 2019: Planet of the Tajinastes
Damn it, I posted this Saturday night but it disappeared. I probably checked it out in Preview and didn’t hit Submit... again.
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Explanation: What bizarre planet are these alien creatures from? It's only planet Earth, of course. The planet's home galaxy the Milky Way stretches across a dark sky in the panoramic, fisheye all-sky projection composed with a wide lens. But the imposing forms gazing skyward probably look strange to many denizens of Earth. Found on the Canary Island of Tenerife in the Teide National Park, they are red tajinastes, flowering plants that grow to a height of up to 3 meters. Among the rocks of the volcanic terrain, tajinastes bloom in spring and early summer and then die after a week or so as their seeds mature. A species known as Echium wildpretii, the terrestrial life forms were individually lit by flashlight during the wide-angle exposures.
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It may be a buttplug's view of the heavens.
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newtimer Monday May 27 07:18 PMAlternate title: "Overhead view of Skeksis waiting for their pot of soup to finish cooking."
BigV Monday May 27 08:28 PMMoment makes a lens for my phone case that takes similar pictures, it's called the Superfish.
I'd like one.
monster Monday May 27 10:48 PMjust needs googly eyes and goatse hands....
xoxoxoBruce Tuesday May 28 12:20 AMGoatse hands? Hadn't heard that before but being familiar with the gentleman... NOT PERSONALLY , my imagination is running wild.
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