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For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #Socket.
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for Macro Mondays to the theme: "Socket"
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An USB adapter allowing 4 USB connections at the same time, light up making it easier to find the sockets.
One Canon pointing at another. This is the System Extension socket on the side of my Canon 1DX. I have never used it, it is to connect a wireless transfer gadget for pitch side photographers to transmit images... thus I have never used it. I tried focus stacking this, but frankly, I preferred this single image with the gold pins out of focus. The scene is 9/16ths of an inch across and shot at a little over 2 x magnification. Any greater magnification would have made it very difficult to get light into the socket as the working range would be getting down under 5cm from the lens element.
About 8 months early but let us take a Macro Mondays look at a Christmas Light Socket, frame size is 3/8 inch long or 13mm long.
Today's Macro Mondays theme is socket. I wanted this innocent-looking socket to seem completely shocked upon hearing that a plug was coming her way. My brain and soul needed something light and unserious, if just for a bit today; the world is so heavy and uncertain. HMM!
As a child of the 1960's, I was quite familiar with the phrase Sock it to me! when it was repeated over and over to great effect in the 1967 hit recording Respect by Aretha Franklin (lyrics by Otis Redding). The phrase invokes a spirited readiness to accept a challenge, as in 'give me your best shot'.
For Macro Mondays theme 'Socket'.
I hadn't initially planned on participating this week, then I thought of the title for the image (my apologies!). All I needed was Brian to perform, showing his best attitude and looking ready for anything. I decided to use a Brian with the striped shell as it complemented the striped reflections on the sockets which was emphasised in the monochrome treatment.
No snails were harmed in the making of this photograph.
Macro Mondays 10/12/18 theme Vowel.
Electric bolts coming off the pins of a Electric plug into a two pin Electric Adaptor socket.The electric was created using a Electric gas Igniter but what you can't see is the Ozone gas given of by the spark.It a shame I couldn't create the shot Underwater 😂
These are man-made sockets and not real body-parts, but I decided againts posting this picture to the group, it's a case of doubt.
"This theme is about human-designed sockets and not about body parts such as eye sockets or socket joints. Photos depicting naturally occuring sockets or body parts will be removed."
This picture depicts a porcelain doll's head, not a real bodypart.
for #MacroMondays "SOCKETS"
Picture for SIZE VERIFICATION in the first commentbox.
Arm popje, haar lieve 'slaap'-oogjes zijn losgeraakt en rammelen nu in haar kleine hoofdje, lastig restauratie-klusje!
No highlights were blown.
A "socket" is an opening or hollow designed to form a connection to a mating part. There are numerous examples of electrical sockets: light sockets, CPU sockets, USB sockets, outlets, headphone sockets, and vacuum-tube sockets to name a few. Non-electrical sockets include things like socket wrenches and pipe sockets.
A dark room with two small, portable lights some distance from the socket. Darkness helps to hide dust.
#Resist!