Leah Goldberg, poet. There was not a lot of writing on the bill.

Macro Mondays

Numbers and Letters

An old shell I don't think I would even try to fire it. That thing is ancient. 50 mm lens with aperture control used as an extender.

For "Macro Mondays" - theme : "Numbers and Letters".

Taken for this week's Macro Monday challenge. Lots of numbers and letters describing the characteristics of the objective. !0 is power (magnification, 0.25 is Numerical Aperture (equivalent to depth of field in photography and determines the resolution). Ph1 is the phase ring size and DL refers to how well it works for enhanced contrast. Plan refers to the extra glass in the barrel to flatten the field and remove the curvature caused by the magnification lens element, and 160 is the path length (in mm, essentially infinity optics for this lens). From an old microscope - a Nikon Labophot. Shot handheld with natural light obliquely lit.

Macro Monday's

Cell Phone shot of my Sony a7III

I use this ruler to measure my macro subjects for this group. It's an antique Lufkin L shaped ruler. This side is 4 inches and the other side is 3 inches. it's perfect for this group.

Another 80 megapixel photo.

Contax 139 Quartz rear detail - my favourite manual focus film camera

I could use my husband's phone but you probably couldn't read text

I love my blackberry keyboard!

Glasses

Trek FX1 bicycle

3:1 magnification ratio

SONY DSC

Uniden UBC125XLT handheld scanner which has to be programmed using the keypad of "Numbers and Letters"

This is about a 2 x 2 inch section of a car from a train set that belonged to my dad.

Detail of a local gin bottle's label made in my neck of the woods.

My entry for Numbers and letters, Macro Mondays' theme for July 5, 2021

For "Macro Mondays" ; theme : "Numbers and Letters".

for winter 2020

A 3" wide section of a puzzle box. I have yet to start the puzzle. For Macro Mondays: Numbers and Letters and for my POTD.

Letters and numbers on a digital watch.

#MacroMondays #NumbersAndLetters

A small (>3") peek at our large collection of field guides.

Small print - Invoices placed front to back under glass - backlit with flash - RAW file processed as monochrome. Nikkor 105 Micro AIS w/PN11 tube

Photo taken for the July 5, 2021 Macro Mondays theme: numbers and letters.

One of the screwdrivers that lives in my kitchen: the word "Handyman" is approx. 3/4" wide.

An old analog Radio Shack shortwave radio.

(image size: 2.5 by 2.25 inches)

Macro f/22.0 - 1.3 Second Exposure

iPhone 3G running iOS 4.2.1. Amazingly large and easy to see pixels. And it still joins my WiFi. Can’t add an email account, but I can still browse the web.

I’ve done the technical illustrations for a number of textbooks.

Shown here is a detail shot of one of the hundreds of illustrations

for Mullin, Electrical Wiring Residential 14e, Figure 25-11,

showing installation of a typical satellite dish.

remotely controlled

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Scrabble tiles for this week's Macro Mondays'

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Macro Mondays ~ Fill The Frame

What travels around the world yet remains in a corner?

HMM to All!

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Johann Gottfried Herder 1744 - 1803

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this is a foot of my sewing machine

The Flickr Lounge - Numbers & Letters

These are the numbers of the cash's.

The Flickr Lounge - Numbers & Letters

Pasta is my fave!

J'ai ressorti mon alarme de voyage du placard et c'est avec regret que je me suis rendu compte qu'il ne fonctionnait plus. Que cela ne tienne, son habit chromé me donne l'occasion de le montrer avec fierté. #Macro #MacroMondays #NumbersAndLetters

Macro Mondays ~ Fill the Frame

A dearly departed relative from my Mom's side of the family was a stamp collector. I can't believe the beautiful art and history attached to each one. If anyone could help me with a possible date of issue for these stamps, I'm guessing the early 1940's?

HMM to All!