Horse Apple

Glenna Walker

Horse Apple

Taken with a Kodak Easyshare Z812 IS HD camera with image stabilizer, Schneider-Kreuznach/Variogon 36mm-432mm (equivalent) AF 12X Optical Zoom.

This was submitted earlier for the Bubble Jeopardy group. Is being submitted now in hopes of being featured for the Amateur Art Photography group challenge.

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Horse Apple by Glenna Walker
  • Nancy Stafford

    Nancy Stafford

    i taking a guess it a plant of some type?

  • Glenna Walker replied

    Close.

  • Angel Perry

    Angel Perry

    Looks like a brain!...LOL… a macro of a bald cypress ball

  • Glenna Walker replied

    LOL…no!

  • Nancy Stafford

    Nancy Stafford

    is it a catus plant?

  • Glenna Walker replied

    No it’s not.

  • redhawk

    redhawk

    Is it a crab apple?

  • Glenna Walker replied

    YES IT IS…WAY TO GO REDHAWK!!!!

  • Nancy Stafford

    Nancy Stafford

    is it related to the aloe plant?

  • Glenna Walker replied

    No.

  • redhawk

    redhawk

    Thanks Glenna. The only reason I could guess that it was, I found one several years ago and did not know what it was then. Hugs

  • TracyD

    TracyD

    Unusual find Glenna, is it edible? If it is l hate to have to peel it lol!!!

  • Visual   Inspirations

    Visual Inspi...

    cool !!

  • DWarren

    DWarren

    I was going to say, “ROAD APPLE” from the Bois -D’Arc tree. They are bigger than crab apples and rough all around them.

  • Daniel J. McCauley IV

    Daniel J. McCa...

    Wow, I’m sure it looks like my underused brain : ) Very cool! Great shot, Glenna!

  • Shelby  Stalnaker

    Shelby Stalnaker

    I thought some kind of fruit but would never have guessed an apple.

  • SilverVisionz

    SilverVisionz

    I was going to say a green brain, lol….cool!

  • Ruth Lambert

    Ruth Lambert

    lol-—NOW I KNOW!!! I’ve seen these here in Kentucky-and have asked ‘what are they?” —no one seemed to know! One of the answers I got was—we call them “brain fruit” -- lol and up close they remind one of a human brain!!!

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