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For this week's MacroMondays challenge Fill the Frame.
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Challenge fill the frame:Salt and sugar
Salt flakes and decorative sugar heart
Macro Monday
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Reto llenar el marco
Sal y azucar
Escamas de sal y el corazon decorativo de azucar
Macro Monday
I prefer red bell peppers in my salad because... they are sweeter and have 11 times more beta-carotene, twice as much vitamin C and 10 times more vitamin A than green peppers.
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Für "Macro Mondays" Thema "Fill the Frame" am 01.06.2020
"Happy Macro Monday" everyone
and a good start into the new week.
they know the way.
pic for Flickr Friday's theme #dream.
La impresionante Jacaranda en
la fachada poniente del Palacio de Bellas Artes CDMX -MÉXICO-
Couldn't resist this title. As a peahen strolled by Mr. Peacock had to strut his stuff for her by shaking his feathers. This courtship dance is called "train-rattling" and the feathers shake about 25 times per second. Very entertaining to watch indeed. For a peek at the "flip side" check out: flic.kr/p/2mifJJe
“Ne laissez jamais le temps au temps. Il en profite.”
Jean Amadou
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For Macro Mondays - Fill the Frame
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I love the color of this beautiful carnation and as it expanded to white further from the center. HMM, everyone ! !
Finishing this four-image pelican series with this aerial shot of these two tandem flyers.
On the ground, these huge American White Pelicans waddle around somewhat awkwardly. But when in the air, few birds soar as gracefully and beautifully as they do. Smooth and seemingly effortless, they use the air currents for soaring, minimizing a lot of wing flapping.
Also, when descending to land from high altitudes, they make multiple, circular descents, banking in tandem and maintaining their positions next to each other... If you've ever experience this, it is a wonder to behold, and it leaves you full of joy and with your jaw open with amazement. Truly one of the wonders of nature...
What's in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet.
--Shakespeare from Romeo and Juliet
(7DWF Crazy Tuesday Theme: Fill The Frame)
It was last winter, not much to take photos of outside. I decided to buy some flowers i found at the supermarket. It was quite challenging getting the nikkor 50mm to focus very close to the subject so i had to crop the photo a lot to get in this close.
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Taking various angles of the peony that’s nearly opened and found this ant in the middle of the frame, don’t blame it trying to hide from the heat of the day of honest !
HMM
I had a bouquet of flowers to work with for this week's theme, as it was the anniversary of my mom's passing on Saturday. It's now been 13 years without her...the pain and the shock of losing her suddenly still remains to this day...
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detail of a rusty pipe uploaded for MacroMondays theme #rust
puff... HMM for every one - FMM para todos !
Fill the Frame,
Macro,
Macro Mondays,
Rose,
Tabletop
Size Reference: Total Diameter of the Rose is 2 1/4" (i.e., 57mm), however, this composition is cropped down a bit since there was some background showing on the sides.
Macro Monday's theme - Fill the Frame
Popcorn in its raw form. My husband and I usually watch a movie together on Saturday night and when we choose an action film we have to have the popcorn. My husband makes the best popcorn. We like the white popping corn at Walmart and the best is when he mixes a red corn from a local health food store. Very action packed movie last night. I had to peel my fingers from the chair afterwards! No Escape with Owen Wilson and Pierce Brosnan.
for #CrazyTuesday
theme: Missing Broken Pieces
It’s an ink or a perfume bottle and is elegant even in its broken state. Would you like to see it in context?
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Looking inside the balloon we rode at the New Jersey Ballooning Festival in Readington, Nj. July 31 2022.
Photo taken with Nikon D7500 DSLR camera and Sigma 18-300mm super zoom lens.
Back in 2020 we had this supercool #macromondays theme called #filltheframe which i really enjoyed.
And for last weeks theme we had to shoot condiments where i took again a "full frame" image. Made fun and i did some extra shots on it a couple weeks before.
Noodles also are great to put into a fullframe :)
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The shades of the windows of a highrise building in the CBD of Brisbane create a red geometrical array on a somewhat overcast day.
At daybreak, even before sunrise, the children’s stepmother came and woke the two children. "Get up, you lazybones!” she said, shaking them roughly. “We are going into the woods to fetch wood." Then she gave each one a little piece of bread, saying, "Here is something for midday. Don't eat it any sooner, for you'll not get any more."
Grethel put the bread under her apron, because Hänsel's pockets were full of stones. Then all together they set forth into the woods. After they had walked a little way, Hänsel began stopping again and again and looking back toward the house.
The father said, "Hänsel, why are you stopping and looking back? Pay attention now, and don't forget your legs."
"Oh, father," said Hänsel, "I am looking at my little white cat that is sitting on the roof and wants to say good-bye to me."
The stepmother said, "That isn't your cat, you stupid little fool! That is simply the morning sun shining on the chimney. Now come along, before I take a switch to you!"
However, Hänsel had not been looking at his cat but instead had been dropping the shiny pebbles from his pocket onto the path.
‘Hänsel and Grethel’ by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm.
The theme for “Smile on Saturday” for the 15th of March is "natural stones". A stone is what you typically pick up and hold. A stone is much smaller than a rock, meaning that it is moveable, such as cobbles and pebbles. In this case, I have picked up a pebble that washed into my garden from the property next door to mine. They have a path made of natural stones that runs along the edge of where our properties join. It seemed like a pretty and interesting stone, which I thought perfect for this week’s theme. I hope that you do too, and that it makes you smile!
I took this one a few weeks ago as an alternative for the one colour theme.
Cotton buds in a little glass tea light holder which was given to me by one of the little children at the preschool I used to work at many years ago. Some things you just have to hang on to as they have a special meaning.
After a nice Saturday morning breakfast with the family, the hubby and I went to our local garden centre and picked out some flowers to plant in our flower beds and containers. While I was wandering around I saw this sunflower to take for todays shot. I caught a smirk from a gentleman watching me take this shot with my cell phone...lol This is a long weekend here in Canada and the start to our summer season so the garden centre was a little busy.
Thanks for your visit. I hope you all had a wonderful day!