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Taken for Macro Mondays group, theme 'Pick Two'. Week 26/2020.
This was in my garden and taken in natural light and the breeze. It's cropped to 16x9 but otherwise straight out of the camera.
For Macro Mondays Pick Two Curved Pottery. A headpiece that broke off a clay face mask purchased years ago in Costa Rica. Lit with a mix of ambient light, red-filtered flashlight and a LED bulb inserted into the piece where it was broken. Resting on a vest.
The two words I have chosen are Damaged/Toy.
Our cat Misty has had great fun in attacking this little toy; and as you can see one of its hands is missing and its legs are severely damaged too!
As I was going through the ward looking for something I found this little yellow weed and thought this should do just fine.
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Photo taken for the June 14, 2021 Macro Mondays theme: pick two. My choices were striped + brush.
I think the bristles came this way...although the rust is not from the factory. ;)
The bristles are approx. 1" across.
A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "Pick two". The challenge was to pick an adjective and noun from two lists and I have chosen "yellow flower". Just to carry the theme further, here are two yellow flowers! The Australian wildflower Hibbertia linearis, or Guinea flower, photographed in Manly Dam, a wildlife reserve near my home.
I have been enjoying my amaryllis plant for over a month now. This was the first out of four blossoms to bloom. Now it's petals have withered and twisted.and yellow, fuzzy pollen dusts my table top. HMM
head view of a woodlouse, curved insect for Macro Monday. Courtesy of my cat, who likes killing them and for once didn't eat this one. Could also fit the pick two rules with jagged or delicate perhaps instead of curved?
Shot with tripod, remote trigger and ringlight from above and daylight from the side. Cropped in Digikam and cleaned some muck in the background from my lens in Gimp.
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Glyn Nelson
Walking though the backyard I found a small branch on the ground that had fallen as the result of a windy evening. While the branch itself was "dead", rotted and fragile, the outside was covered in life. There were many different forms of lichen, micro-lichen, moss, algae and fungus - what I learned long ago as the "de-composers" of the forest - all on this one small foot-long piece limb.
This is a series of three different parts of that branch, 2 or 3 inches apart, but filled with different types of de-composers. While most of this 1 inch spot on the branch is covered in lichen, there appears to be a tall stalk of moss sticking upwards (it is probably 1/4 inch (6-7 mm) or so in size.
This image is the result of a 15 image stack of macro photo's taken and merged in Photo Shop. Two indoor 2700 lamps were placed on either side for lighting. Feel free to ZOOM IN on the image to see these magnificent structures up close; you may not have seen anything like this before!
To see the tabletop set up used to take this image, which also provides an indication of scale, please take a look at: www.flickr.com/photos/jfleckenstein/32884523088/
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munich's landmark
This is a free work especially for the Macro Monday challenge | Dies ist eine freie Arbeit speziell für die Macro Monday Herausforderung.
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The last 9 months have been a little bit crazy and I've gotten away from doing things I enjoy doing for myself. This weekend I returned to teaching myself how to do some simple water coloring by buying some tubes of paint and a book that will teach me step by step. First lesson complete and enjoyed. It's nothing I plan on sharing with anyone just something to do for my own well being. Getting back to participating in Macro Mondays is a goal too. I believe this is my first post of this year. HMM!
Macro Mondays | pick two | speckled glass
Langzeitbelichtung:
Blitzauslösung auf den ersten Verschluss mit anschliesendem Lightpainting
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For this weeks theme I have picked damaged candy - this is a broken lolly which is about 1cm in diameter, its so damaged I might just have to eat it.
Anyway the lighting was provided by an old filament torch hope you enjoy - HMM
Wood screws in an abstract pattern.
Pick Two theme for MACRO MONDAYS 01/21/19
This is near 1:1 macro. The depth of field (DOF) is 1.3mm, to focus the camera is moved with a macro rail.
Life is a great tapestry. The individual is only an insignificant thread in an immense and miraculous pattern.
~Albert Einstein
Damaged (meniscus) glass lens of a Kodak Baby Brownie camera .
(for “Macro Mondays” - theme : “Pick Two”)
Macro Mondays - Backup
Pick Two
I had a hard time deciding which image to post for Macro Mondays. One of my top three choices. This is twisted branches of a trailing plant in a hanging basket.
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© Melissa Post 2019
Challenge 2019 #4 Theme: Pick Two.
My choice: Fuzzy Glass.
It's part of a price from a Volleyball competiteon ages ago....
HMM!
A Corgi Cooper-Maserati. As a kid this was one of my favourite toys.
It never worried me that the windscreen was broken on the left hand side. As I've grown older, I've become more obsessive about these kinds of damages.
From my backyard. The flowers start blooming at the bottom of the bloom stalk and work their way up. These are the last. This was the first:
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Three shots taken at different focus points, then merged in Affinity Photo for iPad. Opening up the aperture brought too much of the background into focus, so by keeping the aperture fairly wide, but doing the focus merge, got the flowers in focus but kept the background out of focus.