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This brownish chocolate coloured leaf was lit up in the sunshine, now glowing a brilliant red colour.
This is the underside of the leaf, and it shows natural symmetry quite well.
Einen Augenblick vorher zeigte sich die schöne Libelle in perfekter Symmetrie. Um sich auf den schaukelnden Blättern besser festhalten zu können hat sie sich noch mal schnell ein Blatt gegriffen und schon ist die makellose Symmetrie dahin.
A moment before, the beautiful dragonfly showed perfect symmetry. In order to be able to hold on to the rocking leaves better, she grabbed a leaf again quickly and already the perfect symmetry is gone.
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Narcissistic Behaviour in Cornu Aspersum (2018) Love, M.L., Proc. Nat. Ac. Snails, Vol 42, p5-12.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Line Symmetry'.
In nature, line (or reflection) symmetry is always approximate. Most animals are bilaterally symmetrical, showing reflection symmetry where the body is divided into right and left halves, although the structures considered symmetrical rarely match exactly.
This image was shot with a small snail (being unable to find a larger one), the distance between the eyes was about 1cm. The snail was photographed using f3.2 as I was looking to keep just the eyes in focus in order to emphasise the bilateral symmetry of the snail's face with the rest of the body out of focus. This individual seemed quite entranced with its image in the reflective surface.
#MacroFriday: September 21st, 2018: #Blue
Happy Macro Friday!!
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shoe-symmetry for #MacroMondays - challenge of June 25th, 2018: #LineSymmetry
... close-up of my beloved comfy shoe(s)
image width: 6,5 cm (2,559 inches)
Happy Macro Monday everybody !!
Thank you all for taking the time to view, comment or fave. It's deaply appreciated !!
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für die Gruppe Macro Mondays - Thema am 25. Juni 2018: Spiegelsymmetrie (Achsensymmetrie)
und Macro Friday - Thema: Blau
meine bequemen Lieblingsschuhe - bloß nicht drauftreten!!
After having a go at photographing some flowers for the Macro Mondays theme of "Line Symmetry" I wasn't too happy with the results and was struggling compositionally finding a subject with a good background so last minute I switched to arranging some bulldog clips into an arc.
Any flower shows excellent line symmetry about any diameter. I have lots of flower photos every week, However that seemed to be too obvious and way too easy.
This photo is quite different. There is a rough line symmetry about a line from the bottom, just to the right of the lowest bud, then sloping upward to the left, through the cactus top in the center. It is not perfect, but that makes it all the more interesting to my eye.
This macro is just about 3.5 inches (7.25 centimeters) wide.
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There are quite a few Items around the home that would have worked for this weeks theme but opted for this one.
June 24, 2018
A two-seam fast-ball....right down the middle!!
...symmetrically too!
(a "MacroMondays" submission, theme "Line Symmetry" HMM!)
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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Beauty is rather a light that plays
over the symmetry of things
than that symmetry itself.
(Plotinus)
Challenge on flickr - Object/B&W
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PRISMA DE COLORES - black & white
7 Days with Flickr - Thursday: black and white
Macro Mondays - Line Symmetry
(photo by Freya)
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In the light of the sun.
patterns form a display.
The light makes seeing fun.
Moving over the green
canvas in a natural way.
In the light of the sun
the shadows make
my art fun.
The shadows are done
with the rising sun.
As the light takes
over the day.
In the light of the sun
the pattern fades away.
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Photograph of a Hosta with the shadows from the porch rail's.
Sun to my back with flash, mirrored in microsoft.
For 'Macro Mondays' theme of 'Line Symmetry'.
St. Jesse of Tsilkani in Georgia is one of the twelve Syrian disciples of St. John of Zedazeni who are remembered as the founding fathers of Georgian monasticism.
The photograph is of the partially complete church dedicated to St Jesse and funded by a Georgian billionaire who has been particularly attracted to rural Wales and my local area. Construction work has stopped at the exterior and the interior is just a vast empty space.
St Jesse is historical fact!
The rest is a figment of my imagination.
All you have is a folded and cut piece of paper just within the 3 inch requirements. I was surprised at the effect different types of paper made to the appearance.
The paper shape has the line symmetry even if the lighting makes it look a bit different. Instead of background to set off the object I've included foreground!
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