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One of my attempts at this weeks "Crazy Tuesday" theme "Complementary Colours"
Shot with a "Tomioka-Copal 71 mm F 4" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
A6600 + Venus Optics Laowa CF 65mm F2.8 CA-Dreamer Macro 2x ( E-mount, APS-C)
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For Macro Mondays theme Complementary Colours
Japanese Maple
Fuji X-T2 XF80mm F2.8
f11 | 1/60sec | ISO640
Can't beat Blue and Orange together...
The rising sun lighting up the Inner Harbour at Mevagissey, Cornwall. October 2017.
Fuji X-T2, XF23/1.4, 1/125th sec at f/8, ISO 400
Another Italian Flag
For Flickr group "MACRO MONDAYS", topic: "Complementary Colours"
For Flickr group "Mittwochsmakro - Wednesday Macro"
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Our Daily Challenge 22-28 August : Complementary Colours.
Today on the dog walk. The Needles in the foreground and St Catherine's Head beyond, the most southerly point of the island,
This luscious-looking apple is a variety local to Nottinghamshire, one of a few local ones recently planted.
Hard to believe it won't be ripe until October and should keep to December, perhaps the single fruit on an as-yet tiny tree is liable to ripen early...
Said to have been propagated by Pearson's Nursery of Chilwell and listed in an 1896 catalogue.
In the North American Arboretum at Durham University Botanic Garden (UK) - I had never even heard of this before, or most of the species there...
Discovered this wasp clinging to my Hilux at the end of a long drive down part of Australia's southeast coast. Haven't been able to identify it yet - ID suggestions are welcome. It's about 12 mm long.
Macro Mondays- complementary colours, red & green
Microcherry tomatoes, these are ready to be picked and are approximately 1.5cm in diameter
By the time I arrived at the location I had intended, the sun was setting behind thick dark cloud. It was fairly dramatic, and I was rather excited.
An angel in a red dress with green wings. For the HMM admin, total wingspan ~ 6cm, so half wing is well withing HMM size limits.
Seen in the formal beds at the Jardin des Plantes, Paris, where the spring planting of orange flowers with touches of their complementary blue is inspired by Chevreul’s colour theory, in particular his law of simultaneous contrast - that two juxtaposed hues will be perceived as the most different possible when the brain adds to a perceived hue a little of the complementary of the juxtaposed hue. For 50 years, Chevreul ran the natural history museum of which this garden is a part.
The stated intention is that energy and dynamism mix harmoniously to create a captivating atmosphere, a poetic evocation of a journey in distant lands, where the warmth of the summer envelops every breath of air, impregnated with the intoxicating fragrance of Orange Blossom. 😉
Chevreul’s colour theory had a great impact on artists and the planting did remind me of Signac’s Setting Sun. Sardine Fishing. Adagio. Opus 221.
The Iceland Poppy they used here, 'Champagne Bubbles Orange' was perhaps the most intensely coloured I have ever seen.
I took this as a possible for MM's complementary colours theme but it's a tad over the size limit. I have a lot to learn about lighting and photographing glass.
Bank holiday here in Ireland today. I'd already picked a "corn on the cob" from our polytunnel this afternoon ready to cook with dinner & have been commenting on a my Flickr friends' various amazing Macro Monday photos.
So I thought hey why not give it a go? It's been a while since I dragged my proper Canon camera out. Photographed on my trusty old purple hoodie HMM!