that’s really a cool pic!!

That’s a cool pic, although it was already said!!!
how did you do this, it looks fab!

Lizard feet, cool! Thanks for stopping by. Happy WW.

Lizard? Frog? I wonder what the others are.

What a fascinating photo! I’d be really interested to know how you took that and exactly what creature they belong to.

FYI: This photo was taken by a friend of mine. The feet belong to a bunch of geckos. Cool, huh?

That’s really cool. Love the colors.

Great shot. Love the different shapes and colors. Happy WW.

Cool pic!! Happy WW!

That is cool!

WE have geckos all over the outside of our house (and they sometimes get inside). THey aren’t that colorful though…but we have a TON of them. Cool picture.

Those are actual feet? (I saw your gecho comment) WOW, they look so alien. VERY cool!

ugh…typo (lol) I meant ‘Gecko’

*slinks away*

Cool pic! Were the geckos standing on glass??

These feet are sticky. 20 or so years ago a lizard fell from our ceiling on to my mom’s chest. Her scream can be heard all throughout the Pacific Ocean..it was so hard to get the lizard as it stuck to her skin!! I remember that funny episode when I looked at your WW photo.

Very cool.

What a great picture. Happy ww!

Oh that’s really cool!

Neat! My favorite is the little skinny green gecko foot!!

I was just about to ask if those were all geckos. I recognized two of the feet as such. DH says that geckos are very common in Hawaii but we don’t see them here except for in pet stores.
Can you believe that the pet stores get away with charging folks money for a pest? In FL there were lizards running everywhere…here they’re in the pet store, called Anole and cost $7 each!
I tell DD just wait until we get to Nana’s house…then she wants to catch one. Good Luck! hee hee

That was really different…love the colors!

What an amazing picture!!!
I love it!

Great picture!

Are these the gloves of ET ??

Hey that’s neat! Great WW choice. xoxo

What a cool picture! Beautiful blog too!

Blue Thistle Books

I love that! It Would be a great framed print!

love the colors in that shot–great job!!

Wow! That is so neat! Love it!
I love your contest, I’ll have it in my contest frenzy column on Thursday at momsblogging.
Did you enter my contest yet? I have a few more coming up this week, yet, too.
Thanks for stopping by my WW

How amazing!

Looks like something straight out of National Geographic. It’s a very impressive shot and a mesmerizing image. Thanks for sharing it.

that is one of the neatest photos I have seen. Very, very cool.

happy WW!

wow did you shoot that? How? So bright and cool

FUNNNNNNN picture!

Thats a very cool picture! Neat feet..hehehe. Thank you so much for the kind comment! I hope they do sell well.

Thanks for the comment! He was both watching and playing! Waiting for the ball to come his way.

What a beautiful photo! Very colourful and artistic.

Erinne

Are those real feet or fake plastic? It’s a unique view.

Cool picture!!!

Mine is up at:

http://laurawilliamsmusings.blogspot.com/2007/08/worldless-wednesday.html

UFO House

Love it!

Love the colors. That is a very cool picture.

Awesome, really awesome.

Wow, that’s really cool! What an interesting shot!

Thanks for visiting my blog! Happy WW!

Wonderful image! I have a thing with geckos, You know it is said that for one to have a visit from a gecko is a very good thing. I was sitting on a porch over 15 years ago with a friend begining to tell her about this strange thing that was happening to me and i continued to tell her that it seamed every where I was going I was having visits from gecko’s, She gasped and opened her mouth i, frightened said whats wrong, she pointed up above my head and there for the firs time she had ever seen one in her yard above my head was ,Yes you guesed it a gecko. I think they like me.

What a cool photo. Those are the strangest feet I have ever seen!

Wow! Gecko feet! I love that photo…
And I absolutely love your site - especially your comment section!!! This is really exceptional!
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A gecko’s feet “adhere” to surfaces by a weak intermolecular force call Van der Waals force. For Van der Waals force to be of any consequence the molecules between the two surfaces must be extremely close. A gecko’s foot has millions of hairs called setae. The millions of setae are not visible in the photo. The ends of his little setae divide into millions more setae. The surface area of each “sub” setae is so small that it is at near molecular size and will “adhere” to the molecules of whatever - anything other than Teflon.

Oh, I am just a treasure trove of information. Seriously someone just sent me this in the last week this obscure fact that I thought I would never do anything with. Imagine finding something to do with this fact. Just made my day!

What a cool shot! If I saw that as a T-shirt, I would totally buy it.