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i am still alive :P i've been doing so much art and photography as deadlines coming up. had a little break and did some editing :)
lips look all dry.. foundation made them go all weird :P
still using my dad's film lense, hense some info doesnt appear on "more properties", i love the x4 magnifier :D
number 2 in the series of shadow, aka the LBC, and a magnifying glass. i think this one is my favorite of the three.
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"trance very nearly resembling positive dissolution, and from which her manner of recovery was in most instances, startlingly abrupt." -E.A. Poe
Berenice is one of my favourite of Poe's stories.
Camera: Leica M9-P
Lens: SUMMILUX-M 1:1.4/50 ASPH. E46 4203500
Retouch: Lightroom 6.7
Option: Leica Magnifier M1.4x
There are are two large brown coloured cave spiders found in the U.K.; Meta menardi and Meta bourneti. The two can only be distinguished by examining them with a strong magnifier.
They are amongst the largest spiders found in the U.K. Both species live in total darkness, so although they are not rare, they often go unnoticed.
The female cave spiders produce teardrop-shaped eggsacs, which hang suspended on a silk thread from the roof of their dwelling.
When the spiderlings first emerge they are attracted to light, unlike the adults which are strongly repelled by light. This helps the spiderlings find new areas to colonise.
The lights only came on briefly for visitors to safely walk through the grotto, it was hidden in a dark corner too.
Have a lovely weekend everyone
Playing again ................. with photoshop and a free template .........
1st place - Contest - Insect photo - Breathtaking group - 4th Jan 2010 :-)
SILVER Medalist Round 26 - COLOR WHEEL: YELLOW - Perpetual Contest - 26th Oct 09 :-)
Thank you all for the great comments/awards, it makes me try harder to keep on improving and looking for new images and experimenting with some older ones :-)
Have a great week everyone :-)
Take care
Linda
First time i saw Metallica live, great concert in Oberhausen (VIP lounge ;-))...thanks guys was a great evening
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The Cheviot Hills. Northumberland National Park. (The small tree on the right has come free of the ground, probably due to the wind. Use the Flickr magnifier.)
Of note: the area in the photograph, just below the aforementioned subject of this endeavour (you gotta view with the magnifier to see it) looks all post-processed with magic tricks courtesy of Photoshop but, it ain't. Albeit, it is enhanced with that 'devil of pure photography', I will grant that but, the rotors must stir up all the air molecules or something cause sooc, it comes with all that distortion.
Created for Sandy's Contest 63 ~ Text Art over at Kreative People.
A collage of images from my long-serving guitar accessories suitcase: stickers, in part include The Fonz (thumbs-up, "Aaay!"), Jimi Hendrix, Ted Nugent (Oh! Who can forget the dulcet tones of the classic Cat Scratch Fever!), CN Tower when it actually was the Tallest Freestanding structure, Dean Markley guitar strings, Pink Floyd Pyramids (original LP insert for Dark Side of the Moon) and a bunch of other stuff. Viewing with the magnifier is pretty good.
A trusty old hand lens for field work and inspection of small objects.
Focus stack (55 images). Shot with a single off-camera flash, modified with MagMod MagBounce diffuser, camera left (about 60 degrees) and low to minimize reflections from lens and metal frame. White reflector placed to left of camera to fill-in shadows.
That shinny kitchen knife does not look so good closeup.
I used a lens reverse adaptor plus a 10x magnifier to get a real close look to see the imperfection!
Now my Wife wants a new knife.
#MacroMonday
#imperfection
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Hey, everyone!
Today's post is inspired by Stephen King's character Rose O'Hara, aka "Rose the Hat" leader of the True Knot gang. Although I'm team Danny Torrance all the way in Doctor Sleep, I was overwhelmed by Rebecca Ferguson's beauty playing Rose. Her boho demonic style is just amazing, right?!
Hope you like it! Xo! <3
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For the third round broski's!
The lightweight weapon consists out of a combination between a shotgun that uses state-of-the-art Sweetwater reusable slugs, that can be filled with whatever can be found, such as rocks, screws, empty bullet casings, and so on.
The other part is a crossbow that fires regular bolts, that can be picked up again.
The weapon is for usage when ammo is finite, granting it a supply of reusable ammo.
The scope consists out of a regular (Electromagnatic-filed detecting) magnifier and a built-in computer that calculates the arrow's drop-off, and adjusts it to the planet's gravity.
Standard issue to every squad.
Credit to Bowlingdude for the text and KevinTK for the original scope design, as well as the SPW team for the useful notes!
No credit to Shockwave for whatsoever.
Feel free to comment and add notes!
We had this fella visit us last night on our power pole. I think it's a youngster as we've had parent birds visit as well. I hope they catch all the mice in our garden below.
I shot this with my 200-500mm with the 1.4 magnifier and this is cropped by 2/3 the original size. I'm still getting practice for when I shot the total solar eclipse. My camera position was in our dining room shooting out the door some 75 feet away.
A street vendor specializing in watch repair in metro Manila. A photography of him in his younger years displayed on his workbench. He's been doing this a long time.
Photo of pink tulips taken February 9, 2021 on Fujifilm Superia Xtra 400 film with a Nikkormat FT2 camera, 43-86mm Nikkor lens, Cokin Series A filter holder, 80B filter, Nikon magnifier viewfinder, Velbon tripod and two five inch Smith Victor lamps bounced off Silver lined umbrellas. TTL exposure off gray card 1/4s @fll. Image was then desaturated and post processed with Adobe Elements.
Lightbox view is highly recommended (press L or use the magnifier).
The sun was just coming up.
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Water droplets. I tried to spend a day with my daughter at a beautiful garden. We had hoped for brilliant autumn leaves and reasonable weather All we got was a light misty rain. The end result was lots of photos of raindrops and mist.
Pretty cool with the magnifier.
*So recently, my good Flickr-friend (I have actually met him in person, btw), Richard Gardner-Warner (aka Visionheart) and I have chosen to trade a few song suggestions back and forth for our artistic offerings we post up here on the ol' Flickr. We just seem to gel when it comes to musical preferences, so it is a no-brainer in my books. Anyway, this delicate little fancy is being presented to you as a soundscape that might pleasure your 'earballs' whilst viewing this here piece of digital art. Very fine moosic and heartily endorsed by this here 'blartist' indeed!
*Add now, I might just add the actual link (23 days later... duh!): 'First Wave' - Mirror System.
I wasn't sure whet I was going to use for this challenge and then I thought about these which I used recently.
Belonged to my Father although I don't know what he used them for. They are worn on the head and the magnifier is hinged to lift up out of the way when not using. Provides hands free magnification and so it is very useful. This is in its original box, the bottom of which is velvet lined for protection. I used them recently when looking for that dreaded broken needle inside my machine. Ideal for close intricate work potentially jewellery work
”Dans les Hautes Pyrénées, une estive de haute montagne, à 1600m de hauteur , mon œil « d’aigle » maraude sur le sentier touristique. Même là et un prenant de la hauteur, il m’est impossible de magnifier cet endroit. Il est déjà immensément beau ….
In the High Pyrenees, an estivated high mountain, 1600m from this height my eye "eagle" marauding on the tourist trail. Even there and one taking the height, it is impossible for me to magnify this place. He is already immensely beautiful ...
En los Altos Pirineos, una alta montaña estimada, a 1600 m de esta altura, mi ojo "águila" merodea por la ruta turística. Incluso allí y uno tomando la altura, es imposible para mí magnificar este lugar. Él ya es inmensamente hermoso ...
A l’Alt Pirineu, una muntanya alta estivada, a 1600m d’aquesta alçada, el meu ull “àguila” que embrutava al sender turístic. Fins i tot allà i un que faci alçada, és impossible que magnifiqui aquest lloc. Ell ja és immensament bell ...
A small damsel in the early morning.
(For the best impression look at original size)
Specs Canon 5D, MP-E 65 and flash
The most beautiful place I've visited sofar. More to come soon...
Lightbox view is highly recommended (press L or use the magnifier).
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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.
this beauty has been inspired by Juice's even more beautiful HK417 www.flickr.com/photos/juicelikesoranges/6172242837/in/pho...
it's the HK417's twin brother, and it serves the same purpose.
credits:
Juice for the idea
Shockwave for the trigger, trigger guard, fire selector, sling mount, WML IR5 Flashlight and Vortex VMX3 magnifier
Snipes and Noah for the sling
Braydenmaine for the EOtech 555
Matthew Taylor for the handstop
Mike for the FTS mount