Using a magnifying glass for the theme of ‘Glass’ in the group ‘Macro Mondays’.

Leica

"The green mermaid

And the wavy mane

The California dream

Riding a unicorn through your Dali?

The free fantasy

That carefree, that beginner's love

The sugar don't live up?

Sailin' on a banana peel?

Your trophy star

Chewing a protein bar

You magnify the universe

Grab your purse

Grab your love

Pretty girl, don't get stuck

You're aiming for the royal scene

The fast luck

TV dreams

Pretty girl, don't get struck." - Little Dragon ♫

at my Early Childhood Centre

Telstar Crimson

(Dianthus chinensis)

This brilliant red coloured perennial flower looked nice after watering with a big water droplet magnifying it's beautiful inner sanctum, if I were a bee this would look irresistible glistening in the sunshine.

Love & Peace everyone!

Macro Mondaus theme "treasured"

A magnifying glass made by my grandfather from the sighting optics for 15 inch battleship guns for the Dreadnaught series of battleships c 1910. (Coventry Ordnance Factory) Given to me by my grandfather when I was a small boy and treasured ever since.

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Macro Monday's and the theme of "EDC".

I don't usually leave home with anything more than my keys phone and wallet but for the five days a week that I go to work these two Sharpie pens and magnifying glass are with me. The other two days they generally stay in the car anyway.

In my work at Royal Mail the pens are used to mark labels to make sure I don't scan a container more than once. The magnifying glass comes in handy as some return addresses are printed in a very small font and also can be quite faint.

Composing the image was a bit of a headache as initially I had hoped to use the magnifying glass to make the tips of the pens seem larger and highlight some distortion but the pens were blurred when I focussed on the magnifying glass body so in the end I changed composition for this one.

Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Aperture”

Wish that you all are having a magnific and happy week my friends :))**

@thanks for all nice comments faves and invitations.They mean a lot to me. Miss beeing more time here enjoying your wonderful photos and work but not abble many times because of internet problems.Excuse me for that

better seen larger.thanks

flickrfriday#compensation

Lady Emma Hamilton-David Austin

“Traveling tends to magnify all human emotions.” Peter Hoeg

Large water drops on a leaf in Michigan, following the melting of an overnight snow.

raw converter - darktable

Nikon 50mm 1.8D

Press L to Magnify Photo

Press L to Magnify Photo

Exhibition New Museum, Nuremberg

Tesselaar Tulip Festival, 2019.

Dew drops naturally magnify the ridges on a blade of grass.

caught on a wet day with magnifying rain drops, Taken in Croxteth Country Park

The Saturday Self-Challenge group has chosen Scene, and seen distorted today.

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Aridia/63/131/24

Morning dew on a grass blade

Cropped

100% inspired by my truly talented friend, Caitlyn Mae, whose flickr is www.flickr.com/photos/caitlyn-mae/ :)

Well, this is the first photo I've taken in around 3 months, and hopefully with school ending soon I'll be able to take more photos that I want to take! Yaaay

Happy Macro Monday!

Someone gave my father a magnifying glass for his birthday. Grace loved it and listened when I told her to look through it.

Through the magnifying glass:

I found a box of my old plastic soldiers from probably 45 years ago. I was inspired to take some photographs through a magnifying glass by my good flickr friend seriykotik1970 and this is what happened.

Through the magnifying glass:

I found a box of my old plastic soldiers from probably 45 years ago. I was inspired to take some photographs through a magnifying glass by my good flickr friend seriykotik1970 and this is what happened.

Laowa FFii 90mm f/2.8 2x Ultra Macro APO, 60 images stacked and edited in Affinity

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