First of all, I wanted to enlighten my devoted audience as to who they are. Below are the top 10 web searches that send visitors to my site:
| 1. | worlds biggest belly button |
| 2. | worlds largest belly button |
| 3. | belly button fuzz |
| 4. | adam saynuk |
| 5. | biggest belly button in the world |
| 6. | bubble ornaments |
| 7. | largest belly button |
| 8. | pieromainea |
| 9. | the worlds biggest belly button |
| 10. | world's biggest belly button |
So, who knew there was such a huge demand for information about belly button size and the fuzz which such a belly button can collect? Should I be offended that "worlds biggest belly button," "worlds largest belly button," and "belly button fuzz" are more popular reasons to hit my photoblog than I am. And I'm a bit surprised that not one of my top ten popular keyword searches has anything to do with macro photos or photography at all!
FYI, this is the post these belly button fans find in their journey here.
The strange world of Google. Now, on to the macro photos, not that all you belly button-obsessed people care anyway.
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Here are two photos of straw hats, up close and personal. One, Sarah likes, the other will be returned to the store from whence it came. Interesting how different their weaves are. One, shiny and smooth, the other rough and scratchy looking.
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Send me your suggestions for something tiny that you'd like to see big.
