This morning's dump was a complete contrast to yesterday's. Not much was solid or visible and the smell seemed to indicate that something nasty was on its way, even though the day went by without further interruptions.
Had to rush off for an early conference yesterday so didn't have the luxury of time to take a dump. But this morning's delivery made up for the break, with a nicely formed pair and a floating satellite.
The first dump in the Year of the Rabbit was an odd-hour delivery around 4am and it looked like an exclamation mark.
Had another one an hour later and the situation was pretty much the same.
Things got progressively worse that before lunch, the third dump was almost unrecognisable.
Was it because of too much of a good thing for reunion dinner? Perhaps. Let's hope the last dump, delivered in the evening, would be the last of its kind for the next couple of days.
Did it make any difference? Should I stick to the routine shot? For a clean dump like this, zooming in seems to work pretty well. But if it's a mess, I wonder if a close-up shot will be nauseating.
This morning's dump underwent a bit of migration again. The top piece was floating for a while before it settled to the bottom to form the prongs of a pitch fork or the euro symbol (rotated 90 degrees anti-clockwise), depending on how you look at it.
Normally, when you have your dump, you would expect the shit to stay put [put]. But this morning's stools did a bit of a migration while I was bracketing the shots.
And if I tell you this is how it ended up, you'll probably say, "You're kidding!"
Right. This was actually the second delivery, roughly 15 minutes after the first.
This morning's dump was done a hurry so I didn't have my usual camera with me. Instead, I took these with my old Nokia Communicator (was reading an e-book with it). But the quality (of the photo, not the shit) was worse than I thought.