Damaged Glass, a small broken light bulb.

Laowa 60/2.8 lens

Pick Two

Pick Two - A Blue Bottle Cap

Just a little pot, with back lighting.

Macro Mondays - Pick Two (delicate and insect)

THEME:

Select one descriptive word from list A:

Striped, Jagged, Delicate, Curved or Metallic.

Then Select an object to photograph from list B:

Pottery, Insect, Stone, Brush, or Basket

the beaks on our giant coffee mugs - red for me and blue for Mike

MM - pick two

Chips of 'broken glass'.

"Macro Mondays", "Pick Two"

Gift wrapping pouch, Sony a6000, 7 artisans 35mm manual lense, 10x macro diopter.

This weeks theme is "Pick Two" one from List A and one from List B

LIST A - Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink

LIST B -Flower,Bottle Cap, Paper, Pen.

Bluish Purple - Pen. I didn't have any felt tipped pens in pink or blue so settled for purple.

Epacris longiflora, commonly known as the fuchsia heath (red flower). Photographed in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia.

Focus stack using Zyrene

Cut using my Cuttlebug machine and die cut stencil from my crafting stash.

For Macro Mondays theme ‘pick two’. HMM ☺️

Macro Mondays. Pick Two

A beautiful speedwell flower in a bunch of hydrangeas

This basket was surely hand made. We love it.

Looking close... on Friday! - Candies

Macro Mondays theme: "Pick Two" - Damaged Candy

These colorful M&M's candy measure 3/8"

Thank you everyone for your visits, faves, and kind comments

Pick Two

Summer in the garden

Macro Mondays

Pick Two

Pink Flower

Rose

Inspiration for this week's MM theme (Pink + Bottle Cap), spotted while pouring a wee dram.

Steel slag for the Macro Monday's group, challenge Pick Two from two lists. I picked A. Metallic and B. Stone. This bit of steel slag is literally a metallic stone made up of partially melted iron ore (stone) coke, melted iron (metallic) and rust. If you look close you can see bits of those things in this man made Metallic Stone. I have boxed them for you.

Happy Macro Monday!

"Twisted Glass"

For "MACRO MONDAYS", topic: "Pick Two"

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Pick Two for Macro Mondays, the colour pink from list A and flower from list B.

The flower is a Dianthus. They are also known as "Pinks". It measures 1.5" across the widest part.

Pick Two:

Red / Bottle Cap

{HMM}

For Macro Mondays' theme "Pick two": striped (curved) pottery.

HMM

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Pistachio nuts, close up macro

Damaged glass.

The top of a vase that Izzy knocked off the top of the bookshelf.

Here's what it looked like before the accident:

www.flickr.com/photos/44506883@N04/16803447419/in/album-7...

Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)

Looking into my neighbour's Hibiscus

Macro Mondays Pick Two:

Red bottle cap

Macro Mondays theme: Pick Two

I have chosen Metallic from list A and Brush from list B. The Metallic Brush measures 22mm diameter.

Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊

Jagged Insect

Contribution to Macro Monday theme "pick two"

Macro Mondays - Pick Two

Iridescent Glass

Fuzzy Toy

Twisted Candy

Damaged Plant

Speckled Abstract

For #MacroMondays theme #PickTwo

œillet sauvage

120/366 Coiled or Curled

HMM everyone.

Metallic basket

This time of the year is asparagus season. We use this metallic basket as an inset in a cooking pot to boil the asparagus.

A small speckled new leaf.

I picked up "plant" and "speckled" from the list.

Scale nearly 1:2.

#MacroMondays

#PickTwo

My entry in Macro Mondays "Pick Two" is a Striped Insect.

Taken for Macro Mondays Group. Topic „ Pick Two”. HMM!

Image made in response to Macro Mondays' June 14 theme, "Pick Two," combining 'curved' and 'pottery' (plus 'striped').

Note: White 'mat' added to simulate how image would look if framed and presented in a gallery. The mat is not part of the image.

(L to view larger on black, L again to exit.)

Rosarote Rose

Blue bottle cap on water bottle neck

"Macro Mondays" Damaged Glass......

Macro Mondays and Pick Two

Broken Bulb =>Bulb : 1.5cm

Lampe de phare de moto

Iridescent Abstract

HMM!

My watercolor brush has a shiny metallic collar to hold the bristles in place.