Macro Mondays Redux 2018 February 26, Less than an inch recreated only in light. The original was a red gem stone.

Macro Mondays theme “Less Than An Inch"

I couldnt really have been less imaginative.

I had considered this shot for Macro Mondays' theme "Less Than an Inch". In the end I chose another shot, one which was just the screw. I have posted this one to show the size (the ring is about 2 cm across).

Cristallo di pochi millimetri.

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Part of 15 centimeter ruler created as publicity handout from the late 19th century.

This weeks Macro Mondays theme is Less Than An Inch.

This is a 12 volt automotive type bulb with dual elements. I believe it is a bulb to be used as a running light and turn indicator. I do know that one element requires a great deal more voltage to glow than the other.

The bulb is 3/4 of an inch wide, so I still had room to spare.

Best viewed large.

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58mm Helios44-2 hand held backwards.

Macro image for the Macro Mondays theme this week: "Less Than an Inch"

Each strand of the "lamp" is approx a quarter of a millimeter.

1:1 100mm macro lens with 25mm extension tube + 2x teleconverter.

H.M.M.

The Macro Monday theme for 2/26/18 is "Less than an inch." Check out the image of the rivet in the first comment to get an idea of the actual size.

About 40 years ago, the Golden gate Bridge was being earthquake retrofitted, in hopes of keeping it standing when the next "Big One" hits, and thousands of these rivets were knocked out in the process. Most landed in San Francisco Bay, but not all. I used to fish for striped bass off the rocks at Lime Point, almost directly under the north end of the bridge (since 9/11, we're not allowed down there any more for security reasons), and I collected quite a few of these rivets. Other folks found ways of selling them to tourists, but I hung on to the 20 or so that I collected.

“The universe and the light of the stars come through me.” ~Rumi

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For MACRO MONDAYS theme: "Less Than An Inch"

The Water Drop / La Goutte d'Eau

Sorry for the noise, I would have liked to have an additional light, or another lens. :-) Thank you for your kind comments!

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Désolée pour le bruit, j'aurais aimé avoir une lumière additionnelle, ou un autre objectif. :-) Merci pour vos gentils commentaires!

After a couple of experiments for this weeks Macro Monday challenge of "Less Than an Inch", I settled on this marble, which measures 1/2". It's sitting on a bed of E-Soil.

E Soil starts out as very tiny little beads and you then soak it in water for 6 hours. You can then apparently stick plant cuttings in it and they will grow, you just need to ensure the E Soil is kept hydrated. These are unhydrated beads.

Set-up: The E-soil was in a small dish on the kitchen draining board in natural light. Used Canon 70D on tripod with 100mm macro lens and 35mm extension tube.

this is actually a close close-up of a cheese and garlic roll with blue food coloring. no, not mold!!

ANSH scavenger16 "Fun with food colouring"

(done with round 85 with 2 hours to spare ~grin~)

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btb, the autobot tagger has decided that this is a garden :)

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My grandmother's old hat-pin. (It is less than an inch, as you can see from the background 0,5 cm side-lenght squares.)

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The edge length from the "Baby Cube" is 5 milimeters.

To realize the depth-of-field with F 2.8 I've used focus-stacking with 103 from 200 taken pictures.

The two cubes have been arranged on the german board game "Mensch ärgere dich nicht" .

This is the reason for the yellow shining blur in my photo

Thomas :-))

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CPU Chip Macro Mondays Less Than An Inch

One little Die floating in the air

Macro Monday's less than an inch challenge. I found composition, focus, depth of field all challenging at this distance.

Macro Mondays, February 26th: Less Than An Inch

I know, I know, it's a "pull-tab" not a pop top. This is from a can of Budweiser, the King of Beers (if you are to believe their advertising). This was left here by a visiting Euro beer-lover. When she's here she does enjoy US beer, like PBR and Bud. Of course, Corona and Heineken and other brands of beer are on the "acceptable to drink" list as well.

While processing this image, John Hiatt's "Riding with the King" was playing in my head. Here is a great rendition with Hiatt singing and Sonny Landreth playing lead on slide. The band is tight, the video and sound are excellent. Highly recommended. www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_CUzuitxSI

Macro Mondays -- theme: Less Than An Inch

For this week's theme on Macro Mondays, which was... Less Than An Inch.

A so called berry (well, the raspberry), which is not a berry (but an aggregated stone fruit, according to my botany classes at university - the USEFUL stuff they teach you....), amongst seedless grapes...which, ironically, are berries (again, according to the botanists).

Nice colour contrast between the different, well, berries, and since the grape was less than a cm in diameter, the entire frame should definitely be... less than an inch.

And its food. Who's to argue with that....

Finally I made it.... :))

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1-euro-cent-coin. Original diameter is 16,25 mm (0,64 inch).

A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "Less than an inch". This jumping spider was certainly less than an inch. If you look closely, yo can see the photographer reflected in its eyes.

snow, lots of snow in my city :)

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Star Anise on a ruler.

Bottle Stopper for this week theme

...with a juvenile Wall Lizard enjoying Saturday's sunshine along the seafront between Bournemouth and Poole.

This macro photo of a very small, juvenile wall lizard's head is my entry for the Macro Mondays challenge group theme for this week of 'Less than an inch'. HMM