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Endless options for this weeks Macro Mondays theme 'Fill the Frame'. I settled for this in the end, after trying many different things. This is a tiny curved nutmeg grater and I liked the effect of the limited focus on this.
Flickr Lounge ~ Fill the Frame
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Another for the “fill the frame” theme of the 'This may not be Old San Juan but ...' group. I couldn’t resist! ;-)
This double-sided floral curtain in Longwood Gardens conservatory’s warm ‘Tropical Terrace’ features more than 200 vibrant, colorful ‘Vanda’ orchids planted among Spanish moss.
Vanda orchids are ‘ephiphytic’ orchids native to tropical and subtropical Asia and Australia that live in trees. They get their nutrients and moisture from the air, rain, and debris instead of the soil like most other plants.
For this week's Crazy Tuesday theme: Bubble wrap
I laid some bubble down on my computer monitor while using a colourful wallpaper for the background.
Thanks for your visit. HCT!
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
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)
My attempt to Macro mondays - fill the frame.
Photo taken with Sony a7II & Vivitar Series1 90mm f2.5 VMC Macro lens with Vivitar S1 Macro-Adapter. This combo gives 1:1 reproduction.
Gelb, Orange, Pink. Ein kühles Getränk, warm wie ein Kuss der Sonne.
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In a paper cup, mixed with a bit of sand. That may not be so stylish for a drink. But that does not matter to me – it tastes just as good as from a glass – and especially on a sunny day ;-)
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In einem Pappbecher, mit etwas Sand gemixt. Das ist vielleicht nicht so stilvoll für einen Drink. Aber das macht mir nichts – es schmeckt genauso gut, wie aus einem Glas – und ganz besonders an einem sonnigen Tag ;-)
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#7DWF / #CrazyTuesdayTheme / #FillTheFrame
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Nikon Micro-Nikkor-P / 1:3.5 / 55 mm
Ein Blick ins Innere einer zart rosafarbenen Tulpe
Für "Macro Mondays"
Thema "Fill the frame" (with plants, flowers...) am 27.01.2025.
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Our Daily Challenge ~ Fill the Frame
Yesterday the snow was solid and weighing my Curry plant down, today a thaw has begun.
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Macro Mondays theme: fill the frame with plants.
This is one of the many succulents that have come into my home which I haven't killed yet. It is a tough one, that's for sure.
Thanks for your visit! HMM!
Macro Mondays - Fill the Frame
Happy Macro Monday everyone.
Hopefully it is obvious this is zoomed in. From corner to corner is about 3cm.
No flower represents the chilly fall season like Mums.
My neighbor has two pots of these beauties.
Fun fact: all Mums (Chrysanthemums) are asters, but not all asters (such as Daisies) are Mums :)
For ODC-More White. I know this is BW, but the high-key process seems to call to the snow and fog.
At the tree farm, resting between seasons, Kennebunk ME
After the hot summer we had, maybe this is what the doctor ordered :) Actually, I can't even imagine it - this was taken in Alaska, from the railing of the cruise ship looking down into the ocean.
Zoom in and take a look. There are some interesting lines and textures in the ice chunks.
I have two plants that are alive in mid January, I don't really consider trees plants, so didn't count them, but yes they are. However the Cora Bells and the Ivy is doing well in the 7 degree F weather.