Lightness of being
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Have a wonderful day all fine Flickr friends.
Photo and texture my own, the window is from an other shot from my archive. The rose is laying on a hand embroidered tablecloth. You can se the details in large.
“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.”
― C.G. Jung
'Pink Ranunculus on a White Background' is a macro photograph of a Pink Ranunculus flower on a light box.
Another crazy week has passed already, really don’t know where the time goes!! Hope all is well in your worlds, thanks for viewing and HCT 😀
Prohibited meetings … during Corona Crisis … otherwise the oscillogram will explode ... or it'll be flat ...
New theme for PSP**** : Silhouettes
Macro Monday - In Ice
Anything goes for 2021 - Water - i'm being cheeky here and using frozen water
This is a small artificial rose frozen in an ice cube tray. I froze a few things but this is the one that I liked best or at least the one that I felt was my style. HMM
zum Thema “High Key" bei Macro Mondays
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allen Besuchern und Freunden meines Fotostreams ein herzliches Dankeschön für eure Kommentare und Kritiken, Einladungen und Favoriten.
all visitors and friends of my photostream, a heartfelt thank you for your comments and reviews, invitations and favorites
You need a haircut ;)
#MacroMonday
#Redux
#Brush
#High Key (sort of)
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I've missed so many themes in 2020, so there was plenty to choose from – but the "Brush" theme from March actually wasn't on top of my list of what to do for Redux at all; in fact when I flipped through my "MM 2020" folder I even noticed that I'd skipped the theme already back in March: So how should I be able to come up with a nice photo just now?
Well, first of all there is this new brush that I've just bought and which is still in it's "virgin" state, because I thought I'd take a macro of it before I start using it in undoubtely futile attempts at taming my by now totally come apart haircut. So far, so boring. And I really thought that the first few test shots were kind of boring, until... well, until I looked at them on the monitor and noticed this perfectly sharp reflection of the bristles in the round tip of one single bristle (which is only 3 mm / 0,11 inches long). Something I hadn't even noticed while taking the photo.
Unfortunately, this first chance hit wasn't such a well composed image, because the in focus bristles are not where one would like to see them (rule of thirds), so I tried to reproduce the reflection. Have you ever used a magnifying glass to check your camera screen? This is what I did. And while I managed to get sharper, better composed images, I wasn't able to reproduce that clear and sharp reflection; I got reflections, but they never looked as nice and bright as the one(s) I got in my first attempt. So I decided to go with what I already had, clumsy composition or not. I thought about cropping the image, but that would have taken away the nice bokeh and golden sheen (light reflected by a piece of golden tinfoil) from the upper part of my image. What I also like are those "eyes" on the bristle tips, although they seem to say "Forget it, you'll never get your hair right!" ;)
HMM, Everyone! I wish you a Happy, Healthy New Year. Let's hope 2021 will be a better year than 2020. Stay safe and take care!