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The earring is 3/4 of an inch long and 1/2 inch tall (without the earring bit at the top). The heartline on the bear is a traditional Southwest Indian ( i.e., Hopi, Navajo, Zuni) symbol.
Photography details: backlit the earring on a wooden table, camera on a tripod, with handheld LED lights above. Cropped the image.
Have a great week, macro colleagues!
This photo is for the group Macro Monday's and this week the theme is "Less Than An Inch".
This is a tiny weed that has sprung up in our warm weather. The flower measures just under 3/16" (0.476 cm).
I know that it may not look very good or crisp to some but I'm actually surprised that it came out as clear as it did. I use a point and shoot camera and only know how to crop and adjust the light/color on my pictures. I use the software that came with my camera. For most of my macro pictures I have to practically put the camera on top of the object that I'm taking a picture of.
I was initially going to sit this week out because I thought there was no way I would be able to take a picture that was "less than an inch" and even if I could it would not be as good as the majority of the groups photo's. Then I decided that I had to at least give it a try. I guess all that you can do is do your best with what you have and have fun doing it. :)
Brot statt Kuchen. Trotzdem erwischt.
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Slowly it was time for a liberation attempt for her little brother Robby – you remember the sibling couple? Wilhelmine had scouted the area around the prison and found that it could be very difficult to get directly to her brother. So why not choose a traditional, simple method first? And send Robby a baked-in tool – instead of a cake (as usual) much smarter hidden in a loaf of bread?
It makes me very sad, unfortunately it did not work. The pointy chisel was discovered by the guards in the bread. We do not know why, but it could be that the freshly baked bread just smelled too seductive and the guards wanted to try a piece. Such a bad luck ...
Ingredients: Wholegrain bread (crumbs), this lies together with a tiny nail on a muffin form made of paper. Natural light, supplemented by a spot with a flashlight. Size of the entire picture 2 cm.
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Langsam wurde es mal Zeit für einen Befreiungsversuch von ihrem kleinen Bruder Robby – Ihr erinnert Euch an das Geschwisterpaar? Wilhelmine hatte die Gegend um das Gefängnis ausgekundschaftet und festgestellt, dass es sehr schwierig werden könnte, direkt zu ihrem Bruder zu gelangen. Warum also nicht als erstes eine traditionelle ganz schlichte Methode wählen? Und Robby ein eingebackenes Werkzeug zusenden – statt in einem Kuchen (wie üblich) viel schlauer, in einem Brot getarnt?
Es macht mich ganz traurig, leider hat es nicht geklappt. Der spitze Meißel wurde von dem Wachpersonal im Brot entdeckt. Wir wissen nicht warum, aber es könnte sein, dass das frisch gebackene Brot einfach zu verführerisch gerochen hat und die Wärter ein Stück probieren wollten. So ein großes Pech ...
Zutaten: Vollkornbrot (Krümel), dieses liegt zusammen mit einem winzigen Nagel auf einer Muffinform aus Papier. Natürliches Licht, ergänzt durch einen Spot mit einer Taschenlampe. Größe des gesamten Bildes 2 cm.
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Take a look if you want:
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#MacroMondays 2018 / February 26 / #LessThanAnInch
/ HMM to everyone!
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Nikon Micro-Nikkor-P / 1:2.8 / 55 mm / added macro extension tube 25 mm
I try to make it less than and inch with negative space, but, that can not show the perspective I wanted to show here. Sorry folks.
Section of the backside of a 1.25 inch diameter street reflector. Captured using 100mm macro lens + Raynox DCR250 magnifier. Longest imaged dimension approx 0.75 inch.
The regular patterning, used to reflect light, resembles Necker cubes- with an optical illusion that makes distinguishing the tops from bottoms of individual units arbitrary.
My wedding ring (version2 since I lost the original in the Aegean 2 years ago). Shot with a 36 mm extension ring and a ringlight with remote shutter. Converted from raw with UFraw in Gimp.
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I carry a reminder of home with me all the time.
Submitted for FlickrFriday's "There Is No Place Like Home" and Macro Mondays' "Less Than an Inch" challenges.
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Porto sempre con me un ricordo di casa mia.
Less than Half an Inch to be precise! These are model railway 8 spoke wagon wheels at a scale 1:152. Representing a 3' wheel the treads are 6mm in diameter with a 0.5mm flange. The wheels are mounted on 1mm diameter axles each 12.25mm over pinpoints. www.2mm.org.uk
For this photo I acquires a reversing ring and attached it to my 50mm lens.
Or some Xindi device from Star Trek:Enterprise ???
No, just a silver earring, half an inch in diameter for MacroMondays group LessThenAnInch theme
Meyer-Optik Görlitz Primotar 2.8/50 M42 + 50mm macro rings
Halogen up, tungsten left
the macromonday theme for 2/26 is "under and inch"
...want to guess what this possibility for posting is?....
#MacroMondays #LessThanAnInch
Ei rakkautta mitata sanoilla eikä suurilla teoilla.
Kiitos, että saan olla kanssasi minä ja että sinä olet sinä ♥
** Love is not measured with words or with great deeds.
Thank you that I can be myself with you and that you are you ♥ **
My bike tire.
#macromondays
#lessthananinch
HMM!
I measured this to fit the one inch square. Explains part of why these darn things are so hard to read. I always thought it was 65 psi. LOL
Shot for macro mondays, “less than an inch”.
The saucer that goes with it is a little over 1 inch. HMM.
This was my contribution to MacroMonday; but hurt the rule about the capture size. The bottle is indeed less than an inch but you see the empty space arround. Sorry my friends, I had to crop my group contribution. That was the second fault from point of the captures composition.
A brass plated button from my old RAF tropical uniform, less than an inch, as the button itself is only 20mm across.
When this assignment (Macro Mondays theme Less than an Inch) came up, I thought of several objects during the week, even held some in my hands, but wasn't satisfied. Then I thought of filling the small space available with big words. The first idea was to photograph "how to be good". (Not in photography, in life, just in case you are wondering.) I found the magnets for it - but the longest measure was 2,7 cm. Back to the drawing board. I dusted the smaller set of magnets and found words like "sausage" and "sordid" but no "good" - which makes me wonder whether "good" has been lost, or was it considered too general to be included in that set? So, no good. Next idea: "how to be me". However, before I found "me", I noticed that the word "love" was included twice in the set. Love must be important. So: how to love. Naturally a blue question. All it needs is an equally measured response.
Scratches naturally belong here, other minor imperfections edited away, and cropped to meet the requirement of less than an inch, including negative space.
#Macro Mondays #Less than an Inch. LEDs on a printed circuit board - Nikon D300 with 55mm micro nikkor, 2x teleconverter and 36mm extension tube.
Steel shavings have nicely aligned at the tip of a screw bit. The diameter is about 8 mm, the total field of view is approximately 20 mm by 15 mm.
"Every flower of every tomorrow are in the seeds of Today"
Canon EOS 6D - f13 - 15sec - 100mm - ISO200
- for challenge Flickr group: Macro Mondays,
theme: Less than an Inch
- not the slightest idea from which wild plant this seed is,
found it during a walk through the fields.