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Day 185/365:
Pain stops play I'm afraid. An iPhone shot of one of the peonies in a vase on my lounge table. I'm in too much pain with my back to pick up my camera and try to manoeuvre myself into position to photograph anything. Thank goodness for my iPhone and the quality of the camera or I would have definitely been out of the game today.
3 square inches of cyclamen flowers, pink and purple mingling in one plant. Shot for Macro Monday's theme "'fill the frame," but not uploaded on time. Still, here it is on my photostream, at least. One photo a day. (153/366) Bayside, Queens, NYC -- June 1, 2020
For Macro Mondays' #fill the frame theme
A bowl-full of balloon sprinkles, to celebrate that lockdown is easing and the sun continues to shine in the UK....
Baseballs are hand-stitched, with 108 stitches in the cowhide leather of each ball, done by hand. The leather is prepared with a rolling machine, and the stitching process is done after the leather is prepared. These hand-sewn stitches create an aerodynamic surface that improves flight and grip.
-Smithsonian Institution
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Credit: Millie Cruz
"Smile on Saturday" theme: Blue for you - 2025 (Blue as the main colour)
On May 12 it's ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia International Awareness Day. May 12 was chosen as it coincided with the birth date of Florence Nightingale, the celebrated English social reformer and statistician, and the founder of modern nursing. Nightingale became chronically ill in her mid-thirties after returning from the Crimean War; the M.E.- like illness often left her bedridden during the last 50 years of her life. (Wikipedia: International ME/CFS Awareness Day)
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At a time of a historic pandemic and racial discord/violence, major league baseball seems to reflect the times. Even as the virus may be waning, the different sides (the teams and the players) cannot agree yet on what's fair compensation for a shortened season. As a baseball fan who loves the idea of the USA...and it's the first country started as an idea if you think about it....I hope the sides can come together. Maybe the stitching's just gotten too loose and we can tighten them up a bit?
Macro Mondays 'fill the frame' theme.
I had this in mind for the theme all week but have only just got around to taking the shot.
Small rainbow bow-tie pasta measures 3cm in length so the image just squeezes in on the size restriction.
120 pictures in 2020 (108) ties
Shot 44/100x
Chrysanthemums (mums) are one of the most popular fall garden flowers. Goodbye Summer and welcome Autumn with your beautiful vibrant colors! 🍁
The smell of pumpkin spice, fresh apples do wonders to make a house feel cozy! What's better than watching a movie or reading a book with a cup of hot chocolate or tea in a rainy weekend, like today?
For Macro Monday's Group
Subject: Fill The Frame
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This is the center of one of my beautiful art glass paperweights. HMM, everyone ! !
a very used color sampler.
ABSTRACT 32
pic uploaded for Macro Mondays theme #chip(s)
HMM for everyone - FMM para todos !
The luxurious glossy green of the strap-like leaf of an orchid gives way to a more interesting surface and colour when it’s life is over!
Never looked close before but the leaf takes on a much more textured appearance as it rots away, especially in macro!
the macromonday theme is not only food but fill-the-frame :)
i love scrabble cheez-its crackers
ANSH scavenger3 crunchy
We went for a rainy day drive on the weekend to this historical section of a city outside Toronto. The last time I was here was years ago when I bought a painting from a local artist. Do you ever feel a little breathless when you visit places that you haven’t been to in a long while? All these memories come flooding back. The near misses and what-ifs that occur in our lives, and the millions of decisions that we’ve made along the way that have brought us to this moment...
This historic building was the first thing to catch my eye when I stepped out of the car. At some point in the last ten years, the building has been painted this shocking shade of deep, bluish purple. I love that it matches my plaid umbrella (see reflection in upper windows). :) Handheld and under low light/rainy conditions, the images I took that day are not super sharp (does it matter?). But I like them well enough to share here. This is one of five. I hope you find something you like too. x
“All this isolation’s sinister
So be kind to yourself,
There will never be another you
There’s just nobody else that’s you!
You said, ‘Don’t let your heart give out’
No, I won’t let my heart give out
You said, ‘don’t let your breath run out’
No, I won’t let my breath run out...”
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S025zhIDHPk
open.spotify.com/track/3L2ZZQmhRrgUV1O6CXiMjM?si=1f640c85...
Joke: 😊
“Someone stole my wallet last week. The guy called me up and he was mad at me. He was like "you gotta get your finances together. You got no cash; your credit cards are maxed out. You don’t even have minutes on your calling card. I had to use my card to call you.'” ~ Mike Birbiglia
Macro Mondays: "Leather"
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Roses are a gift that keeps on giving.... There is Beauty in Shape Colour and Perfume..... Given in Love, a most powerful gift.
Macro Mondays ~ Fill The Frame
The chives from my herb garden have provided inspiration for today's photos, with a 'fill the frame' theme for all of them.
Stay safe and well everyone.
Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo. Any comments or Faves are very much appreciated
Good excuse to get super close in then you need to fill the frame! This is from the centre of a Gerbera flower that seems to have mistaken being indoors for spring!
Took loads of shots of it from the abstract to the super sharp, this sits somewhere between I think. Estimated 5mm section of the flower.