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This is the Ticket Booth for the Lego Ferris Wheel

 

Lensbaby Velvet 56

Thanks to Caz and Kennebunker I now know that this is a Loropetalum chinense or Chinese Fringe Flower. I found it in the Overbecks National Trust gardens, Salcombe.

 

31/100 flowers 2022

 

34/100x: The 2022 Edition

Smile on Saturday: Small part sharp

Bit of a challenge but this is a clematis bud, hope it meets today’s requirements.

A crab spider sits in wait on my ceanothus for his next meal - HSoS!

Even without the flames, dragon breath is not pleasant!

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Created for the Smile on Saturday theme, SMALL PART SHARP.

Thanks to everyone 👍

 

Happy Smile on Saturday

Theme: Small Part Sharp

This cactus is just blooming like crazy 😊

#Kleines Teil scharf#

 

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Thema:“Small Part Sharp“

 

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Posted for the Smile on Saturday theme "Small Part Sharp".

……Evening light on the Physocarpus down the garden - Broom providing a colourful blurry backdrop here, taken on my phone in Portrait mode and opened up to f2.8 and edited in Lightroom for ’Smile on Saturday’, the theme being "SMALL PART SHARP". Once again the phone has excelled in doing what I asked of it! HS😊S, Alan:-)

 

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The Maquette or The Picasso behind a flowing house key

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Smile on Saturday - Small Part Sharp

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Thema "Small Part Sharp" am 14.05.2022.

 

A "Happy Smile on Saturday" 😊

and a sunny weekend.

Stay safe / Bleibt gesund.

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Smile on Saturday theme Small Part Sharp

 

Plumes of White Wisteria cascading down the front of my house in the bright English sunshine.

 

Happy Smile on Saturday! 😄

On a brightly painted piece of wood a small button magnet is mounted allowing it to be a rather pretty fridge adornment.

Snowy is running to Tintin in the anticipation of a foody treat.

I set the focal point to Snowy's left eye using my macro lens for a close up this has kept most of him out of focus but his wagging tail can just be seen.

Window light with silver reflectors and blue card backdrop.

Two leaf buds set against a background of several just-opened leaves of Tricolor European Beech (Fagus sylcaticus var. purpurea).

 

Taken for the "Smile on Saturday" theme of 5/14/2022: SMALL PART SHARP.

Smile on Saturday - Small Part Sharp

I took our porcelain, decorative crab down the creek for a photoshoot !!!!

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Smile on Saturday

Small Part Sharp

 

Seulement une petite section nette

Solamente un pezzettino a fuoco

Smile on Satureday: "Small Part Sharp"

 

One of my favorite dice sitting in front of handful of colorful dice.

Happy "Smile on Saturday" with "small part sharp"!

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This little guy was under 2" in length and hanging on to the edge of the leaf for dear life.

Smile on saturday: small part sharp

Small Part Sharp / Smile on Saturday

Selective focus is the theme for this week

For Smile on Saturday's theme "small part Sharp". The feather is about three inches long (if all was in focus).

Wide Open Aperture - Love in a Mist

So I did. :)

 

More fun with 35mm motion-picture stuff. The small part here is a two-frame snippet, compared to about 27,000 frames (give or take a couple thousand) on the reel.

The theme for “Smile on Saturday” for the 14th of May is "small part sharp" which requires that the 'focused part' of the image is quite small; most of the picture should be almost entirely blurred.

 

I had chosen an image of a tree branch covered in lichen with a selective focus used creating a shallow depth of field. Then, as I was on a walk through suburban Melbourne on a sunny afternoon to capture the autumnal colours, I spotted some colourful mauve seaside daisies low to the ground in a suburban garden. As I crouched low to the ground to photograph them, I noticed a tiny veined seed pod of some kind, wedged tightly into a crack in an old wooden railway sleeper used as a garden edging. The seed pod drew my attention because of its wonderful, almost Art Nouveau patterning. I decided I would try and create selective focus on the seed by creating a shallow depth of field, and this is the image I came up with.

 

I do hope that you like my choice for the theme, and that it makes you smile.

with two very small aliens

Myosotis

FZ1000 + Marumi DHG Achromat +3

  

very small the snail (she is on a chicken egg, so you can judge the dimension), more little her eyes !

For Smile on Saturday a very small part sharp.

Thanks to my Olympus Macro Lens (M.60mm F2.8)

 

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I was trying to take photos of a beautiful tulip I'd been given, which had lovely frilly petals, and feeling frustrated because I couldn't get anything to work. Just then, 2 petals fell off a small tulip from a cheap supermarket bunch and floated down in front of it. So, I'm afraid this wasn't really planned. It just happened. :)

It's pearl who has captured my heart

but it's pink who has captured my soul.

(Anthony T. Hincks)

 

Weekly Theme Challenge - Pink

Smile on Saturday! :-) - Small Part Sharp

(photo by Freya, edit by me)

 

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