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For this weeks Macro Mondays theme I have photographed a section of a car heater blower, this had burnt out, thus leaving my blower inoperative on my daily driver.
These resistors are what enables the speed to be altered fast or slow or off whichever settings you prefer.
On my 1996 Vauxhall Astra it's situated in a position where the elements can cause corrosion, I could smell burning one day whilst driving, and also noticed my heater wasn't working right, then discovered the problem, ordered a second hand unit from EBay for £25 and after a few scratches to my knuckles fixed the problem. 👍
This image does show how rusty it was, and why it needed replacement, but being 25 years old, it had served the car well really. 😁
To keep within the measurement requirements I could only use some of the item, but thought this section most interesting.
"The story so far"
From Transylvania too Bristol, via' .... Whitby, he came, searching for an unwilling blood donor, a tasty liquid lunch full of iron .... Mmm'
but unfortunately he had a mishap catching his long sharp teeth whilst practicing his biting technique ....
"Oh! dear" now that's terrible in a good way, and not terrible in a bad way, so it's really all good!
Probably ....
Hope so as I really don't want those rusty prongs anywhere near my neck! 😁
Love & Peace everyone! 💓
(Vampire)
Happy now gone the pangs as vampire sinks his fangs, lap gurgle the red treat, left it like dried meat, silver bullet, cross you grab, avoid the vampey or be on the slab.
Original poetry
by Sean.
I love Transylvania, also its Romanian people and descendants, vampires are only a figment of people's imagination, but it does make for a fantastic horror movie, thanks, Bram Stoker for all the screams and blood curdling chills .... AWESOME! 😈
Just a little frightening verse for upcoming Halloween. 😈
When I shot, I thought it was a tiny ladybug; then, I realized it was the red striped bottom of an unknown insect... can somebody provide an ID?
For Crazy Tuesday group: "Complementary colors" red/green HCT
Something whimsical for MACRO MONDAYS, a macro consisting of complimentary colors. This is a small child's ring against the backdrop of one of my Swiss Army knives.
Auswahlfoto
Für "Crazy Tuesday"
Thema "Complementary Colours" am 15.06.2021.
Have a 😄 HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday 😄
and stay healthy.
Many thanks for all your views, faves and comments.
Three Geranium buds with a more advanced flower beyond.
TAKUMAR (BAYONET) 135mm f2.5 with Raynox 150.
Day 3 of Pentax Forums Daily in April 2020 Challenge.
** Many thanks everyone for your visits, comments and faves. I hope the colours have brightened your circumstances, however briefly, wherever you are.**
Crazy Tuesday theme :#Complementary Colours
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The usual ground level for this dying bush is almost a metre below the water surface; a victim of this coastal lagoon's closure from the sea and inundation from a few months of La Niña rains. The top of a timber fence post is just visible in front of the shrub. Taken mainly for the complementary colours. Baragoot Lake, NSW Far South Coast.
Squared Circle created for Macro Mondays.
Looks like an abstract camera lens.
Composed with side light on a blue pill in between low key cercles on a tealight glass.
In the Agius Evolution Garden at Kew, which has replaced the traditional order beds where plants were grouped by family. As far as I could make out, plants from any of the 140-odd families in the clade "Rosids" could be found next to each other in these "garden rooms" devoted to them.
Hello Pussycat
Noooo, I'm not the one you're looking for!
You're a cat, and I better be cautious! *bonk*
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-
I had intended to continue the story with Coyote and do something with an anvil and some rope, but didn't find the scenery I was looking for. The midgets didn't help either, so it's a picture for Crazy Tuesday's "complementary colours" theme, sporting yellow and violet.
A word on the figures: Tweety is from the current Looney Tunes series (with a slightly improved hammer), Catwoman is a gift from Mole.
Toy Project Day 2147
Sunset colours over Lake Vahvanen in the Northern Savonia region of Finland.
Another archive frame. Spent 5 days here on the lake in a little cabin with nothing but a box of beer and red squirrels for company. Fabulous.
Fujifilm X-T1, Fujinon XF 55-200/3.5-4.8 R LM OIS, 1/400th sec at f/8.0, ISO 200
Detail of Paul Signac's 'Setting Sun. Sardine Fishing. Adagio. Opus 221' - which belongs at Moma and is online here: www.moma.org/collection/works/80023 but currently in London's National Gallery as part of 'After Impressionism' - and much more exciting in the flesh than in reproduction, imo...
I thought this weeks challenge was tough. Being a bit muddled with my colours did not help!
All views, fav's and comments are much appreciated. Happy Macro Mondays to you all!
Perhaps I should explain the lighting of this shot: The vignetting effect was not created by post processing/editing but by the light set up. I put a small yet very bright LED torch right behind the leaf which has evoked a high contrast between the light centre and the dark borders. The bright circular light passing through the leaf made the colours such vibrant which was intensified by the dark parts around in the shades. The green particles thereby look like neon green powder the leaf is dusted with.
Today's Macro Mondays theme is two opposite colours which I've achieved with red and green. I grabbed a small unripe apple off the tree in the front garden and some inedible cherries off the tree next to it, without realising I had picked up a tiny spider too. I set them down on a plate, with the spider taking up a perfect pose. I quickly took my first shot. It's a lousy pic. And then the spider took off fast as if embarrassed to feature in such a poor image. I couldn't catch him after that so I didn't get a chance to adjust things and make it a better picture.