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It's going about its business as an important pollinator. By the looks of the tattered wings, this one has been pretty busy.
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Macro Mondays theme Cutter
I didn't really enjoy this weeks theme but decided to rise to the challenge. This is a julienne cutter to cut veggies into strips especially for sushi making. The blade is just under 2 inches in width so it's well within the requirements. HMM!
I can't for the life of me remember what the flower is but they have flowered for most of the summer and as long as I dead head them, they keep coming back. I love the dark red/orange colour and obviously so does the bee! ;0)
A very close up view of a kitchen tool for cutting crinkle cut chips. I arranged A4 gold and silver coloured cards to reflect window light on to the cutter, the glass hob and the miniature pot that I used as a prop. The total cutting edge is 3 inches across, this image is about 2 inches across.
Pendant Swiss Army knife. I have another the same that I've had for over 20 years and use almost every day. Built to last.
Leaf cutter bees (Megachile)
The females of these bees cut small pieces out of leaves or flowers and use them to line their nests. The individual species of this genus can hardly be distinguished from one another with the naked eye. Most species are not very picky when visiting flowers, only a few are highly specialized.
Crazy Tuesday Theme: Keys
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One of those egg slicer things. Completely redundant in my house as I don't eat eggs. And yet it lurks in the cupboard ...
Taken for Macro Mondays 'Cutter' theme.
Peninsula Spire, North Greenwich, London.
Standing at 45m in height, Peninsula Spire is four metres taller than the Royal Albert Hall.
This is a replacement cutter for a grinding wheel dresser. It was backlit while sitting atop of a chainsaw scabbard.
Grinding dressers are used to return a grinding wheel to its original round shape (to true it up), to expose fresh grains for renewed cutting action (including cleaning away clogged areas), or to make a different profile (cross-sectional shape) on the wheel's edge.
Wikipedia
Image, including background, is 1 1/2 inches top to bottom.
After pulling my house apart, I finally found this cat cookie cutter I bought for Halloween years ago! I guess I don't have enough Polka Dots in my life, lol.
Smile on Saturday - Polka Dots
It’s been a while since I posted here...time constraints and personal matters etc
Anyways, here’s my pathetic attempt at MacroMondays Cutter.
MacroMondays Cutter
It has cm and inches, use for Card stock Photo and standard Paper. A most for all Paper crafters.
Numbers showing in Image are cm.
Document shredding scissors, such fun to use!
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Happy Macro Mondays to you all!
A landmark day today as I probably hit 1,000,000 views of all my best 423 photos taken over 10 years since joining and posting on Flickr. OK, so maybe there are many who have accomplished this milestone in a much shorter time but I thank you all anyway for taking the time to visit and view my work!
anybody? anybody? anybody want to guess? i'll give you a hint the MM theme for tomorrow, 3/9, is cutters ~grin~
this may be one of the best macros of the ones i did but it probably won't be the one i post :)
on 3/12-- reveal......will put the picture of a wider out version in the first comment box
Macro Mondays theme: “Key”
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Captured this photograph of members of the Langstone Cutters Rowing Club starting on a practice session from Langstone slipway.
The building in the background is the former Langstone Mill, dating from around 1730 and now a private residence.
This is another insect working the yellow rabbitbrush. The leaf cutter bee cuts half moon pieces out of leaves and uses the leaf to form a nesting chamber in a hole. A single egg and a piece of honey is deposited in the nest and the female moves on to repeat the process. The bee collects pollen on the ventral surface of the abdomen.