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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?
……….💙 HCT 💔💙
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.
Detail of a bearded iris (from my neighbor's garden).
250 image focus stack.
Illumination - window light with reflector for fill.
Petunia is a genus in the family Solanaceae, subfamily Petunioideae.
Happy Crazy Tuesday
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#Flickr Friday 'Motto'
Sunday Sliders
Even though these don't have much of a scent, they do smell of something: Show Pony:)
The shades of the windows of a highrise building in the CBD of Brisbane create a red geometrical array on a somewhat overcast day.
Macro-Mondays-Fill The Frame
This is one of the artificial flowers from the bouquet I put out on my Bistro table in the Fall.
Oranges, Lemons, Limes
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Created for fill the frame with a plant theme in Macro Monday HMM! :-)
This is a dried Globe Thistle flower. The whole thing is 1 1/4 inches around, but it’s less than 1 inch side to side here.
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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My elementary school teacher daughter tossed me a bag of erasers last year as she thought they’d make an interesting photo some day. Alternate flic.kr/p/2j5XCCP
Sometimes when you have a subject in mind you either think a lot or you just venture out to photograph the first thing you find. That happened to me today, because I was folding the bedding and these white folds gave me the idea. I used a ring light for this photo.
Color my world daily - Friday: blue
Smile on Saturday - Blue for you - me 2020
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This is a rather small flower on a 'Queen's tears' plant. The flowers come out of a pink casing rising up from the main plant, then cascade I suppose in these small heads. This one is about 1.5 inches long, so there is about an inch of it here. The background is just the leaves, but I could get those in focus, the flowers reach out of the leaves too far. Stacked image, with a little over exposure on the stamens after the focus stacking. Taken 26JAN25
For 121 Pictures in 2021 #36 "Fill the frame", this is a closeup of a lit charcoal chimney starter, almost ready to spread out on the griill. It was a rather dark day, and the flames are highly visible.
Focus stack (64 images). Shot with two off-camera strobes (Godox AD200Pro/XPro II L trigger). Flash A bare bulb, mounted on overhead boom, bounced off 32 inch white umbrella. Flash B camera right, 60 degrees, 30 degrees above subject, modified with MagMod MagSphere and MagMod MagGrid.
Shot for Macro Mondays theme fill the frame, plant
Subject, wild teasel seed head - area of image approximately 25mm (w), 20 mm (h)
This ebony spleenwort caught my attention today while hiking at the Browns Creek Nature Park and Bike Trail in Elizabeth-town, North Carolina. Here I cropped the image to Fill the Frame for the Marco Monday Redux 2020. It could also be an Unusual Pattern.
Natural chaos
HaPpY Sliders Sunday
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