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One radish, because..... why not? Off on an adventure with some friends today and I'm taking Both cameras! LOL... have a wonderful day everyone!
Bumblebees are thought to be very good luck in many ways. If they fly into your home you should expect a visitor and you will have very good luck, force the bee out of your home or kill it and you are to have very bad luck.
There is a very strong connection between bees and their keepers and people within the bee keepers family must tell the bees when someone is to be married to have a very long and happy marriage.
'Burn the candle at both ends' means to exhaust oneself; especially by being up late and getting up early to work.
Relaxation
I like sitting down with a piece of hand stitching to help me relax.
Added to: Macro Mondays
In preperation for MacroMondays theme “Hand Tool“...
HMM :-)
Shot with my Pentacon bellow and M42 Auto-Revuenon 50mm 1:1.9
Pink scarf, the background is the scarf too.
Happy Macro Monday.
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This not quite junk, but it is in a junk drawer. This is a clock winder that I use to wind a vintage German mantle clock that sits above my fireplace. #MacroMonday #Junk
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spectrum of the colours of the slide on the left side
leica dg macroelmarit
slide frame diameter 5 cm
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Found In Kitchen
A cheese grater with a red plastic fitted base to catch that lovely cheese ;-)
However after photographing it close up I'm a bit concerned about the metal filings!
Some of the paintbrushes I use when I get some time to build models. Some of them are already on retirement actually, new ones would look boring. Photographed using the kit zoom macro extension ring.
Happy MacroMonday, and thank you everyone for your visits, faves and comments, they are always appreciated :)
#MacroMondays #PickTwo a possibility. This is the rim of one of the two baskets I used and one of the eight or so possibilities for the theme for today, 6/14. I’ll probably put them all up and then dither
I used this glass for another Macro Mondays' theme.
I cleaned it carefully since I didn't want dust or hair in my picture.
Then, I started shooting, moving the glass for a better framing...
After a lot of shots I found out that my fingertip was perfectly visible on the glass surface...
Happy Macro Monday everybody! :-)
At first when I read this week's MM theme was "rust" I headed to the garage to look around. There, I found some rusty antique tools that belonged to my grandfather. Well, I didn't really find them, they are hanging neatly on the wall and I will not clean the rust from them. Although I will never use them, they are probably better quality than the modern tools I use today. Anyway, I contemplated a bit before settling on a rusty level for the image. I took a few shots of the level indoors then decided to go outside and see about a different perspective. I just wasn't feeling those indoor shots.
As usual while outside, I was listening to the songs of my little backyard visitors and hoping that Elvis (red-shouldered hawk) would come for a visit while I was out. It's been a while since I have seen him, but to be fair I had been away for a week. Also I took a mental note that there is a branch in oak two that has grown and offers a nice pathway for a controlled fall by Robbie and company (Gray Squirrels). Of course, I had to take a moment to refill the main bird feeder since Robby and Co. made sure it was empty. Therefore, instead of taking images of the level it was off to garden side for me. Garden side is the East side of the house where I have all of my square foot garden boxes and the storage box that holds the birdseed.
During my little detour to garden side, I saw some rusty two inch file clips that I use to secure shade cloth over the square foot garden beds as needed. I immediately changed my mind about using grandpa's level, this clip has way more rust than the level does and it's pretty perfect when it comes to size for the challenge. This clip has been outside in the weather for a few years now and has earned it's rust.
This image was taken in the backyard, I clipped it to a little swing arm that holds a millet sock when the migratory birds are here. It's almost time, so I'm preparing the feeding station. Robbie was displeased at my choice of locations for shooting, he scurried up oak number one and barked at my intrusion upon his newly accessible treats.
I wrote the information about this picture on the day I took the image well before Irma's arrival. Irma is here now and will be for several more hours. I was planning to stay up all night but now that I know she is heading away from me instead of towards me and the winds should not get any stronger I believe I will go to bed and check on friends and family in the morning. Other than mess around on the computer there isn't anything I can do at this time anyway. I might as well get some sleep so I can help clean up the neighborhood in the morning. Can you believe the newscasters were telling people to trim their trees the day before the storm. People listened, they trimmed trees and placed their palm fronds and oak branches at the curb. I'm not even going to go into why that's all kinds of wrong the day before a hurricane. I'm pretty sure you can all figure that out for yourselves :) Before I go, I have to send out thoughts and prayers to all of those that were and are in Irma's path. I'm thinking of the Florida flickr pals along with friends, family and pretty much all Floridians at this time. Like Texas, we are tough and we will get through this one step at a time.
Goodnight or good morning.