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Mushrooms sprout from a dead tree. Mother nature wastes nothing. Happy weekend my Flickr friends!
Shot with the Cosina 100mm 3.5 macro lens.
For Macro Mondays theme; "circles". HMM!
(A 2 inch yellow pyramid, enhanced with colored gels, reminded me of a space craft when I photographed it. The pyramid has a circle in each of its sides.)
A miniature! If you’re like me, you’ll need to put on your glasses to appreciate this!
I took it with a 75-300mm lens from some distance away. These friends are gathered under the warning sign at the end of the jetty at Bearskin Neck, Rockport Massachusetts.
I couldn’t really see what they were doing, but it looked like they were having fun!
Apps: Quickshot, Distressed FX, Pixelmator, Prisma and Snapseed
The stone circle of Stoke Flat on Froggatt Edge. Made of small stones typical of circles found in the Peak District.
Heart Homes Circle of Friends
Aphrodite Shop / Heart Homes
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These chandeliers are quite spectacular. Take time to notice them the next time you pass through what used to be the very grand waiting room at Grand Central.
366/2020 - 2020 Vision ~ 361/366
Our Daily Challenge ~ Extremely Obvious Shapes.
Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo. All comments and Faves are very much appreciated
Gah - really stressful afternoon - glad to be home at last.
More slinky fun - this time with the Lumix. The flash created some interesting shadows.
I experimented with freezing the flowers in different containers before adding them into the larger container for freezing. I can imagine this being an easier way to create compositions with structure and interest. Again color management is my biggest challenge when editing.
It looks like these Balsam root flowers are all facing outwards from a central point, as if they are protecting the centre. It could be because it is evening and the sun has set.
This hall at Accademia Gallery was especially built for Michelangelo's famous statue of David. The statue was situated outdoors on the Piazza della Signoria for about 300 years. To protect it from further damage it was removed from the square in 1873 and was placed under this impressive cupola.