Gravy Flagellum
I made roast beef a couple of weeks ago. With gravy.
After dinner, and before I started on the dishes, I noticed this pattern. It was in the roasting pan which had extra gravy in it. I suppose a spoon had been resting in it for a while, but don’t really know. In any case, it caught my eye and I had to get the camera out.
Had I found this pattern under a microscope in a tiny sample of gravy I expect the public health authorities would have descended, and withdrawn my cooking credentials.
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Canon EOS 5D MkII, Nikkor-N 24mm/f2.8 lense. ISO800, ~f2.8, 1/25th
burnt embers 
Oh well done.. I thought it was some kind of microbe and then I read your description 😉
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It’s great when something a bit off beat actually works:) Thanks for the comment.
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Extraordinary!
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Thanks Andy!
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Nice!
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Really?
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Yes, really. It reminds me of a piece of jewelry I have that’s got a trilobite set in sterling silver. Without your explanation, it could be anything – a fossil, a rock, an aerial shot of some badlands, or even some gravy.
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Probably should have got people to guess what it is – would be a good giggle when gravy was revealed.
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Perfect!
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Thanks!
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