Bumpy red thing?

[werepanther]

Found washed up shore of Lake Superior. It is hard like a rock and smooth but bumpy. Some type of fossil seed? 

[Fossildude19]

These pictures are too blurry to make out any detail or distinguishing characteristics.  

It is always best to take pictures in good lighting, with the item down on a solid surface to keep movement out of the pictures. 

Pictures of top, bottom, (from directly above looking straight down, not at an angle)  and sides.

[werepanther]

Was hopeful maybe a second attempt with my Kindle would work, but, I will have to use a better image set up yet. 

[Fossildude19]

1 minute ago, werepanther said:

Was hopeful maybe a second attempt with my Kindle would work, but, I will have to use a better image set up yet. 

 

Though we do want to see your fossils,  we can wait.  

[werepanther]

I'll get those better images yet, no more kindle attempts. 

[hndmarshall]

must say it does look interesting though

[caldigger]

8 hours ago, werepanther said:

I'll get those better images yet, no more kindle attempts. 

Do you have a smart phone? The photo imagery on these things far out shines my digital cameras abilities.

[werepanther]

Kindle Fire, no smartphone. 

[werepanther]

Digital camera somewhere if I can find it yet.

[Ludwigia]

Like Tim says, the photos are too blurry to make a proper judgement, but the red color does at least suggest iron content.

[Wrangellian]

Whatever gadget you use to photo it, you can't get a clear photo if the object is too close to the lens, unless you have a macro lens! Hold it back a little. (Good lighting, esp. sunlight, can't hurt either)

[Rockwood]

Another trick is to set the camera to take large files and crop out the specimen using software on your computer.