Drowning Heart
by klkitchens

Comment:
Looks a little odd due to what appears to be lens flare or some similar lighting artifact.

Number one
by Glanni

Comment:
Looks like a cross section of a piece of bone. Taking the number into account, I would guess this is an educational display in a museum or school.

Piece #23
by bspurgeon

Comment:
The pod mother started awakening the sleeping drones from their growth chambers. Earth was near and they would soon feast. It had been a long journey and they did not yet have a McDonalds™ in the Rigel system.

Angelic
by ShutterPug

Comment:
A flick of your Bic?

pretty in pink
by sfalice

Comment:
Sure looks like a rocking chair arm, so I am going to guess that this is actually one of those plastic steaks that comes in a child's kitchen playset.

Bolero
by Structor

Comment:
It's the evil, mirror universe counterpart of Toucan Sam

Angeled
by korpen

Comment:
Zorgon the explorer surveyed the stark alien landscape. His rations were gone and he only had a day's worth of hydrogenated breathing solution remaining. He was already starting to see in duotones, a sign of exhaustion for sure. Zorgon had to find food and shelter soon. He clicked the 6 button and hoped the next image would provide his salvation...

3rd Rock
by Rob O

Comment:
A marble? A decorative soap ball? A nearsighted optimist's view of the future? My brain on drugs?

Tiger Paws
by sonyalphausr

Comment:
I'm not sure if the texture effect is part of the object. Assuming it is, and that is clearly a butterfly wing, I think this is a closeup of a textured painting. Maybe. Perhaps. Eh, probably not.

Slight Spin
by russbbrink

Comment:
Photography tips for new parents #1: The side that consumes food and generates the 2 a.m. crying noises is the same side you should photograph.

Obviously, I thought this looked like a babies scalp, but I am probably wrong. It is the hair on something, though. A pet perhaps?