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"Macro Mondays" theme "Needle and thread"
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This is my entry to Macro Monday for March 16, 2020. I have been away for a while but will hopefully start contributing more often in the future. Old wooden spool with a classic button shot over a paper background. Light from the right with white card on the left. Processed in Lightroom and Topaz studio. I hope you like it.
“A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions, and the roots spring up and make new trees.” – Amelia Earhart
Camera with Tamron 90mm macro lens on tripod.
Yongnuo YN 560 ii at 1/32 with Fotodiox 6x9" softbox, handheld close to the subject, so that both the needle and the background are lit.
Triggered using yongnuo trigger receiver.
Well for the Macro Monday's theme this week "Needle & Thread" I decided to do something fun with a fruit.
Having a split banana knocking around I thought it would be great fun to sew up the split using some thick thread and a big needle.
I thought this looked as though it says yes. In fact it is from a very old cornflake packet. My mother-in-law used to wrap her threads round home made spools, a lot were from cereal packs. The two reels of thread in front of the 'yes' are from the box where she stored her threads. The box, also in the image is an old sweetie box. The vintage wooden spools are a more recent acquisition.
Yes or no is the question I am asking myself today. I have been wondering whether to attempt another 365. One of my little grandson's favourite sayings is 'that's crazy' and he would be right! I just wonder if it would help my mojo...it certainly won't do much for my sanity. I guess I have 24 hours to make my mind up.
Wishing you all a very Happy and Healthy New Year.
Lensbaby Velvet 56 and Omni filter
For MM theme; "Needle and Thread".
(Sewing an Amish Bonnet, is such a relaxing pastime - ruffles and all.) HMM!
Image size: 21mm x 14mm. Looks like we older toggers may soon have to self-isolate at home in which case we may need Macro Tuesdays to Sundays as well. 😊
For 'Macro Mondays' theme of 'Needle and Thread'.
Went into the basket that contains all sorts of bits and pieces that I think might be useful for a photograph, but invariable are not. However, there was a sparkling piece of ribbon that had been used to wrap a present. Of course, it was far too wide to go through an eye except one for a Giant's needle!
Out came the scissors and I cut a thin strip which I threaded through this darning needle - that was fun because the strip began to unravel, most went through but not all.
The needle was stuck in a polystyrene block to hold it steady and lit with a couple of lights, nothing special. To add a little colour I waved a piece of red ribbon in the background.
As for focus and depth of field .......................... !
Pentax Auto 110 70mm .................................................about 1/2 inch
I use this glass darning needle to weave in the yarn tails at the end of a knitting project. This task is my least favorite part of knitting, so I decided to make it more enjoyable with a beautiful darning needle. It is handmade, of glass!
Mi trabajo oculto es coser flores, poner a cada margarita sus pétalos, a cada rosa sus hojas.. en primavera no tengo descanso, todos los campos llenos de margaritas, amapolas..
No, I'm not doing any stitching because I couldn't!! Just a quick hunt around for something to shoot before I get on the golf course, shortly!!
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme (Week 39) ~ Reflection ....
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The theme is Tiny, the eye of the needle is tiny, trying to thread it can prove difficult….its tiny today, but it will mend tomorrow..
(A.Schacht S-Travelon 1:1,8/50mm + macro reverse adapter)
Macro Mondays Contribution "Needle and Thread"
Heighth of the objects in focus: 2,5cm
Macro Mondays
This is the needle on my sewing machine (that's why its upside down) with thread running through it.