Things that ... Make You Go Hmm
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It was quite hard to make a slice of bread look photogenic i normally toast it and put cheese on top :-)
"Macro Mondays" and "Feather"
Die Federn sind vom Kopf eines blauen Pfau, die blaue ist 1 cm , die grüne 1,5 cm groß.
Captured this Eagle in a lovely soar. I have many eagles in the sky but immediately thought this would present so well in mono.
Happy Mono Monday!
8mm spanner, authentically lit with the tool shed work lamp, shot on a roof tile!
HMM! Theme: Tools and Utensils
settle a box of crackers more than it used to? :-)
Robert Brault
HMM! Science Matters!
camellia, 'Jacks', our yard, cary, north carolina
Hello there,
The theme for this week's Macro Mondays is "Misfit." We were to shoot a group of items with one being different from the others. HMM!
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Happy Mono Monday!
An old but heavily used grain elevator. The gritty mood and stormy sky was there but the lightening strike is a Topaz filter!
Happy Mono Monday!
The horse was a dark medium black with exception of the white moon beam on its forehead. He posed beautifully for me!!
Tracking through the marsh when we went to photograph the swans they flew back over our tracks ..perhaps they were tracking us!
Happy Mono Monday!
Hi there,
This week's task for Macro Mondays was "Tradition."
Every year at Christmastime, I search for these very dark chocolate sticks that have mint centres. They are quite hard to find and sell out quickly, so I was delighted to score a box of them this year. HMM and Happy Holidays!
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Still standing with a lean - this old farmhouse deserves more respect but think it days will be delegated to housing raccoons, skunks or other vermin!
Happy Mono Monday!
A curious Marmot surprises me as I was taking a landscape!
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Marmots are basically large ground squirrels. They are herbivores are active during the summer, they hibernate underground during the winter. They are the heaviest members of the squirrel family. Found in America and Europe as well.