I would say this is a piece of skin, rather than a body part!lol Cool shot though... very rich in details!

It did say close up, and for us to guess, unless you get very close, it really isn't hard to see what is what. I think this is perfectly on topic.

This is one of the few that IS on topic. Looks like a close up of an arm but I am definitely guessing GL!

Friiskiwi... can you really tell what it is???

I agree with mperri...Its a part of skin...Hard to guess as it could be any part of your body having wrinkled skin like this. But it surely is a close-up....but not of a body part...its skin only....

Come on you guys the hair is a give away is that not right Jawshoewhah

chest hair

lovely shot, not sure if it qualifies as ugly though.

Gives me the creeps, nice angle

good comp and angles...not too sure about ugly though...I thinks it's quite lovely with the long quills

Love it.

I guess dis-beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

He-he. Beauty and the beast.

Nice

Ugly and beautiful....great capture!

that is one big fly! good capture

Great shot!

ruff in the diamond. Nice way to focus your topic

looks beautiful, and I bet it sheds worse than the dogs.

Is this natural? It appears to have been chopped, like you sectioned it in strips with a feather and adjusted each color with color adjustment or curves and I don't think that's allowed. I'm just saying it looks photoshopped. (chopped) It’s still a cool pic though.

I have a Canon Power Shot and I don't even have photoshop let alone know how to use it. All I did to this shot was adjust the contrast slightly. This is the untouched rug and colours as it looks on our family room floor. Thanks for the compliment at the end though

Ha ha... natural blue and green goat in Bulgaria!.... just kidding, sorry! Very nice find! I think -since this carpet - you walk barefoot!...ha ha

lol Wind. Just to clarify. As stated in my description, the rugs are dyed with various bright colours. My son and daughter-in-law have one of these rugs too but in natural goat colours, browns, blacks, greys and creams. And yes, barefoot is the only way to walk on these rugs, it feels like stepping on the mossy floor of a mountain stream.