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What is this a picture of?

(Yes, I KNOW what it is - wanna see if I can confound some of YOU here!)

it looks like a tattoo on the lower back of a lady, with a screwed up pair of stretch marks, but then again, i have been drinking tonight

I knew that would be the first response!

I wonder if FP can figure it out!

Ferns behind a curtain? And I think I see sand dunes too.

I'll spill the beans (and a link to back up my claim) in the morning - eastern time!

WRONG WRONG WRONG so far!!!

Off to bed with me!

its smoke...........stained on the lower back of a lady

Nothing to do with a lady. Or.....:p

I Know !!!!!!!!!!! It Doc after night of hard drinking !!!!!!!!!!!!!!:p

A picture or panting exposed to heat.

I see a light with bar codes in it! :p

GOT YA!

Boy, some of your guesses are really sexist and womanizing. What a bunch of gearhead pigs - I keep TELLING you people that I am a real wholesome guy. :rolleyes:

When will it sink in? I ALSO tell you that I hang out at a place called The Spaceport V4.0 - where we discuss science and astronomy and stuff like that. (Course, we DO have password-protected forums for men only and women only... but that is not the point.)

Wholesome Pizza has posted: The surface of Mars taken from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter’s Hi-Res Camera!

From the link:
What you’re seeing here are sand dunes on Mars. This region is in the center of a large crater at mid-north latitude on Mars, a couple of hours past local noon, and with a resolution of 50 cm (18 inches) per pixel. Sand dunes are common in crater beds, where the wind can blow steadily across the surface and sculpt the ever-present sand into those flowing sculptures.

But what this picture so spectacular are the graceful blue-gray swirls arcing across the dunes. These are caused by dust devils, which are a bit like mini-tornadoes. If the ground gets heated, rising air can punch through cooler air above it. This starts up a convection cell, with warm air rising and cool air sinking. If there is a horizontal wind the cell can start spinning, creating a vortex like a dust devil.

But part of that DOES look like, well, you know.

WOW! Max's guess WAS the closest of all!

And inferno red didn't guess it right, but at least wasn't fooled.