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Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is a red day at Color my world Daily and we celebrate holes at Macro Mondays. And since I’m addicted to eggs, I decided to photograph a hole in one of my eggshells. It is a very rare geological phenomena and it occurs only once in every 1 567 890 eggshells. The hole is the result of very weak shell structure and we believe that it is directly linked with the tiny chicken curiosity. The more curious the chick the more holes formations in an eggshell will occur. So I was very lucky to be able to take a picture of such a rare phenomena just in time for Macro Mondays !! And just to show you how beautiful it looks under a macro lens (or extension tubes in this case) , a tiny heart is visible at the other end of the eggshell. I hope you will like it !
See you later ! Mucho, mucho amor for you all !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!!
Shot with the Olympus E-M1, Mark II outfitted with the Olympus 12.0-200.0 mm f/3.5-6.3 lens in Shelburne, Massachusetts.
#MacroMonday
#Sound
For "Sound" it had to be my violin. If I don't play it (and I know I should, but, oh dear, the overcoming!), I can at least honour it with a bit of Flickr sunshine from time to time. Maybe I should work on my "scratch resitance" (sound-wise), it might help me to get over the first caterwauling hours of exercise after so many years of not practicing ;-)
This, you've guessed it, is a small part of the F hole, about 2 cm / 0,78 inches wide. I decided to go for a slightly more "obscure", kind of vague low key look with a very shallow DOF, because when it comes to music, sound in general, it often is not very clear at all why we like a song, a specific sound, or why we positively hate it. Sound, music moves us, either way.
I have a busy day today, so I can only stop by here today occasionally, I hope to catch up with you later! HMM, Everyone, and have a nice and safe week ahead!
Für das Thema "Sound" musste es meine Geige sein. Wenn ich sie schon nicht spiele (ich sollte, ich weiß, aber die Überwindung!), kann ich ihr wenigstens von Zeit zu Zeit ein wenig Flickr-Sonnenschein gönnen. Vielleicht sollte ich an meiner (klanglichen) Kratzfestigkeit arbeiten, um, nach so langer Zeit des Nichtspielens, die ersten Stunden des Katzenjammers zu überstehen, bis es wieder rund klingt ;-)
Dies ist, Ihr habt es schon erraten, ein Teil des F-Lochs. Ich habe hier bewusst auf geringe Schärfentiefe gesetzt, um den Charakter von Musik, von Klang generell zu verbildlichen. Wir können ja oft gar nicht definieren, warum wir ein Musikstück mögen oder einen bestimmten Klang geradzu hassen. Musik, Klang bewegt, so oder so.
Ich habe heute viel zu tun und kann hier nur gelegentlich reinschauen. Ich hoffe, heute Abend wieder mehr Zeit für Euch und auch den MM zu haben. Ich wünsche Euch eine schöne neue Woche, liebe Flickr-Freunde, passt gut auf Euch auf!
Hope this image with the sea spray will cool down our Flickr friends in Europe who are enduring an unprecedented heat wave !
Taken on our recent road trip to the Eyre Peninsular
Whistling Rocks and the Blow Holes are a unique geological formation created when vertical fractures in the
limestone cliffs become enlarged over thousands of years.
The best conditions to witness these natural wonders are during a high tides with an onshore wind.
The coastal limestones of Eyre Peninsula contain multiple natural vertical pipes called "solution tubes"
These are dissolved by the chemical reactions of rainfall. air and soil organics acting on the limestone.
Those pipes are seen frequently
in the exposed limestone cliffs along the coasts. The pounding of the waves and drenching in spray and runoff can further enlarge them by erosion.
If these spaces are connected at the base with open air, waves breaking around them forces the
air and sea water up through spaces under pressure, causing the sights and sounds of "Whistling Rocks" and " Blow Holes "
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Glass cut flower holder with some zany lighting. The object itself is a slightly drab slightly funeral thing so my flashlights and colour intrusion are either an abomination or an inspiration. I’m m kinda happy with this however as a macro subject it may be a bit too abstracted.
Laowa 60mm manual 2x magnification lens
A metal sewing bobbin handed down from my grandmother, measures 2cm or .79 inches. I had a setup photo with measuring rule, but must have deleted it. If anyone needs it, let me know ;-)
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my photo at link was selected "35 truly stunning, beautiful and unusual photos" by smashing magazine. I thank all my friends for their support..
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Paddy's Hole is a small harbour constructed from slag in the lagoon on the Teesmouth side of South Gare. It is named Paddy's Hole because of the many Irishmen who helped build the South Gare.