Pixelated Grammar

March 7, 2008

This is a photoblog and while it’s the picture that matters most, no less important is the accompanying article — because if a picture paints a thousand words, a thousand words should be able to describe a picture.

To tell you the truth, I was quite careless with my write-ups in the past, resulting in many grammatical mistakes; some embarrassing, some downright elementary. But from now on, I shall endeavour to minimise them, if that is possible.

By the way, this is a species of fungus my tribe called the “purak mato” or “the white eyes”. Don’t ask me how my progenitors could come up with such a name as they have been describing species in their own less than scientific way.

You know, they even have names for the various phase of the moon!

Posted in Blog, Fungi Macro