Lotus Flower Holes at Jordan Timperley blog

Lotus Flower Holes. While many, like the lotus seed pod and boiling milk, are au naturel shots of real, mostly innocuous objects, others are poorly photoshopped yet nevertheless appalling pictures of cluster holes. Trypophobia refers to a strong fear of closely packed holes. The plant is a commonly circulated image among trypophobia groups. They may seem innocuous, even pleasant, but each. Photograph by george grall, nat geo image. Images of these objects are harmless—unless you're one of the millions of people. Close up ripe and unripe seed pods of the nelumbo nucifera lotus water lily. People typically feel queasy, disgusted, and distressed when looking at surfaces that have small holes gathered close together. Trypophobia, in short, is a fear or disgust of closely packed holes. Picture a boat hull covered with barnacles, a dried lotus seed pod, milk bubbles on a latte, or a honeycomb. What do lotus flowers, soap bubbles, and aerated chocolate have in common? People with trypophobia may feel afraid or disgusted when they look at the seed head of a lotus flower, an.

Close up ripe and unripe seed pods of the nelumbo nucifera lotus water lily. While many, like the lotus seed pod and boiling milk, are au naturel shots of real, mostly innocuous objects, others are poorly photoshopped yet nevertheless appalling pictures of cluster holes. They may seem innocuous, even pleasant, but each. Trypophobia refers to a strong fear of closely packed holes. The plant is a commonly circulated image among trypophobia groups. People with trypophobia may feel afraid or disgusted when they look at the seed head of a lotus flower, an. Picture a boat hull covered with barnacles, a dried lotus seed pod, milk bubbles on a latte, or a honeycomb. Photograph by george grall, nat geo image. Trypophobia, in short, is a fear or disgust of closely packed holes. What do lotus flowers, soap bubbles, and aerated chocolate have in common?

Many people report fearing clusters of holes. If you're one of them

Lotus Flower Holes While many, like the lotus seed pod and boiling milk, are au naturel shots of real, mostly innocuous objects, others are poorly photoshopped yet nevertheless appalling pictures of cluster holes. What do lotus flowers, soap bubbles, and aerated chocolate have in common? Trypophobia refers to a strong fear of closely packed holes. While many, like the lotus seed pod and boiling milk, are au naturel shots of real, mostly innocuous objects, others are poorly photoshopped yet nevertheless appalling pictures of cluster holes. Images of these objects are harmless—unless you're one of the millions of people. Photograph by george grall, nat geo image. Trypophobia, in short, is a fear or disgust of closely packed holes. People typically feel queasy, disgusted, and distressed when looking at surfaces that have small holes gathered close together. People with trypophobia may feel afraid or disgusted when they look at the seed head of a lotus flower, an. Close up ripe and unripe seed pods of the nelumbo nucifera lotus water lily. They may seem innocuous, even pleasant, but each. The plant is a commonly circulated image among trypophobia groups. Picture a boat hull covered with barnacles, a dried lotus seed pod, milk bubbles on a latte, or a honeycomb.