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"... I am a Celebrity - please get me out of here" ... !!!
Absolutely no clue how he got into the bottle, but I rescued him - no bear was harmed for this photo
😄 Happy Macro Monday 😄
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
Size of the Macro: <2“ x 2 ½“
Taken April 13, 2023 for the group
Macro Mondays #InABottle
Gigaset GS290
ƒ/2.0
3.5 mm
1/33 Sec
ISO 328
So after shooting a lot of pen pictures, I’ve decided on this for the Macro Monday posting for the theme of "in a bottle" for 4/17. i really like this blue glass bottle and I've decided that I'm not going to donate or recycle it, even though it has a chip out of a corner!! :)
…… 💙💙 HMM 💙💙
ANSH scavenger bottle
(btb, i took the extras out)
#MacroMondays and #InABottle
A cork is a plug in a bottle to prevent something from flowing into the bottle and out of the bottle.... (usually)
Macro Mondays - In a Bottle
Image measures 2 1/2" on the long side
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Compositionally Challenged Week 15 - One Color
For this week's MacroMondays challenge "in a botlle".
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Macro Mondays - theme of April 17, 2023: In a Bottle
width of the bottle neck (outer rim): 3.3 cm
[ Pentax K-70 + manual Laowa 60mm ultra macro @ about f/4 ]
Happy Macro Mondays, everyone
Macro Monday
Theme: In a bottle
Size: Less than 3x3 inches
This is the inside view of the base of a drinking bottle with some bubbles.
Light source is natural sunlight.
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Peaceful MM
I created this in celebration of the latest Metallica album called 72 Seasons, released last week. I love the album art that has this bold yellow (colour matched as closely as possible) with dark monochromatic objects on top. For a dash of extra Metallicaness I included the iron filings from the album art on Death Magnetic (the only tour I have seen them live on).
A little bottle, 5cm high. I have two of the same size. The other one is made of brown glass, hopefully I'll get to use it too one day. I put salt in both many years ago so they would look a bit brighter in front of a dark background and never rinsed it out. I placed the bottle in front of a blue wooden tray with a distressed look and added the tiny flowers I'd already used for the teddy bears a few weeks ago.
After an incident where I broke two of my right fingers I am slowly returning to Flickr. I have been resting my fingers for as much as I can these 2 weeks.
It will be another at least 2 months before my 2 fingers are totally recovered.
I really love miniature items and couldn't resist to post this macro photo with my miniature paper flowers.
Have a lovely MM.
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My last "finished already on Friday" MM photo was a singularity, I assume. Because here I am back with my usual last-minute routine. My "In a Bottle" image is neither particularly creative nor is it an all-new setup. In fact, it is pretty similar to the setup of my image for "Stacked" (which you can find in the first comment if you like). I simply couldn't think of anything very original for the theme, but I knew I wanted to use a tiny (2 cm / 0,78 inches high) perfume sample bottle that must be decades old. The fragrance is "Le Dix" by Balenciaga, and it's not exactly my favourite fragrance (I prefer fresh, grassy, airy fragrances), but the bottle itself is too cute and special – so it's a keeper. You've already seen the perfume bottle's cap as "mushroom" in April 2019's "Bottle Cap" theme (please check the first comment as well).
So here's my little spring bouquet with a super simple setup: perfume sample bottle with (already slightly shrivelled, but that adds texture) random berries taken from the weekend bouquet bought at our local weekly market, placed on a glossy black tile, gold-coated cardboard placed behind the small scene, yellow light from the left, white light from the right, that's it. Processed in Analog and Color Efex.
HMM, Everyone! (I'll catch up with you tonight!)
Macro Mondays ~ In a Bottle
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