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The 9/20/21 Macro Mondays theme is Geometry Shapes.
(A white square is shown below.)
My wife Sammy's uncle was quite a talented man, and he made this chess table for us over 60 years ago as a wedding present. It consists of some kind of plastic inlays separated by brass strips. It's been quite a few years since we've played chess, but the table has remained standing in one room or another for all those years.
The Macro Mondays theme for this week is “Geometry Shapes”. Photo of a cubic cube in a cut glass sugar bowl.
Painted Rock in somebodies flower bed.
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Approximately 2 inches long.
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filters viewed as a reflection in the mirror.
The Sextant replaced the astrolabe as a tool for navigation and has been replaced itself by GPS.
When I went down to the farmer's market on Saturday the zoo mobile was there, a fun find for Macro Mondays!
Steampunk-Charm / Zahnrad
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Für "Macro Mondays"
Thema "Geometry Shapes" am 20.09.2021.
Have a "Happy Macro Monday"
and a good start into the new week.
Stay safe/Bleibt gesund! 🌸
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The Macro Mondays group has chosen Geometric shapes today.
Let's speak up for the humble oblong, that most frequently seen rectangle, but which is often overlooked in favour of the square.
When one takes a macro shot the dust really shows up 😳
Eine besondere Lichtstimmung am Abend. Die Vielfalt der Grüntöne ist erst am Rechner nacht starkem Aufhellen sichtbar geworden. Mit Lightroom habe ich das noch betont.
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The geometry of a spiraling shell. This is one of my favorite shells. Broken and simple. If it wasn't broken, you wouldn't see the inner beautiful shape.
Que de perles, de boules, de billes et de cercles dans cette image créée à partir d'un Collier de Perles noires de Tahiti bien rondes associé à un bracelet de boules rouges Fengshui pour la santé. #Macro #MacroMondays #GeometryShapes
Group: Macro Mondays
Theme: Geometry Shapes
Parallel lines from the case of a clock designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
HMM!
I drove into the driveway the other day and saw my husband's toolbox and thought it would make an interesting image.
Here it is!
Cup & Saucer
Mini tasse (mini cup) for expresso.
The theme for this week (on July 19) is "Cup & Saucer".
Looking close... on Friday!
A sort-of-failed effort at last week's Macro Mondays theme -- Geometric Shapes.
My idea was to capture a tiny catenary -- the shape of a hanging rope or chain. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catenary)
I found this tie tack with a little chain on it (and my initials), and propped it up with a couple of little quick-grip clamps, just to see if the catenary would look all right. I shot exactly ONE quick test photo in that moment. Then I fussed around with the setup for a solid hour, never becoming happy with any composition that I tried. Finally, as it was last-minute and I had a lot of other work to do, I gave it up.
Now, one week later, I finally downloaded this image from my camera and found that it actually doesn't look all that bad. So I am putting it here anyway, even though it's WAY too late for the group.
It's too bad, really: I didn't see a single other catenary in the group pool last week.