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Created with LensGlobe Photos, Pixelmator Pro, Reflect Studio and LensFlare Studio. Inner sphere created with Distressed FX Plus and iColorama.

HSS!

 

Rose Quartz. It is about one Inch in diameter. For Macro Mondays.

 

Artwork in the "Fünf Höfe" shopping mall.

 

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I love round, shiny things. Got this beauty a few months ago and finally brought it out to play. I was just experimenting with it, but I actually was pleasantly surprised how this one turned out. The day was supposed to be partly cloudy, but in good NC fashion, wait 5 minutes and the sun comes out. And true to form, direct sunlight makes it difficult to handle glass spheres. Now, I see why there are little frames for them. My husband kindly held the sphere for me for this shot.

I'm always coming up with excuses, but some subjects that the Macro Monday admins come up with are hard to find. We have a house regularly packed out with small grandchildren who can reach and find all sorts of hidden dangers. Small objects, small balls, ball bearings, tiny toys, batteries, etc definitely come into that category and as far as we have been able, have all been removed from where they might pose a danger. I did find one 1cm diameter steel ball, but it was actually a knob on a cafetier coffee pot, and I found it impossible to make interesting for Macro Monday. Instead as mentioned in my previous post, whilst in the shower, I found my balls (figuratively speaking) in the ceiling light, with a light dusting for authenticity.

OlympusOmZuiko 55mmF1.2

Policeman Creek, Canmore Alberta!

Kugel auf schwarz.

 

Auswahlfoto:

 

Für“Smile on Saturday“ am 05.03.2022.

 

Thema:“Sphere on Black“

 

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▽Film

Fujifilm instax mini Monochrome

 

▽Camera

Lomography Lomo'Instant Automat

+ Fisheye lens

  

Double exposure.

I made this, a sphere of tiny pages of words hanging by a thread.

 

With last week's theme about complementary colors/colours, I downloaded library books about art and hues. One book entitled Playing with Books, by Jason Thompson, caught my imagination for this week's theme. With the exception of slicing my finger with the x-acto knife, I simply followed Thompson’s brief instructions. And getting my old sewing machine to sew through paper layers.

 

I adore words and have written, edited, and done layouts as a career since forever.

 

Please note: Each circle comes from an obsolete book no one wanted: not libraries, used book donations, or charity. I used to think that books deserved a good home. Apparently we have too much of everything. As someone told me as I called around to check about donating clothes and books, We can’t take them, he said. No room. Next stop will be mulch for other purposes. Trees! That’s one reason I download online books.

für Macro Mondays 2.3.26

40mm Kugel

Ultra wide angle pictures of beautiful metro stations

have become increasingly popular during the last years.

Up until now, this place has not been photographed

too often, and it is one of my personal favorites.

 

A new toy for me to play, and try perfecting.

Art In the Park

Paso Robles, CA - USA

 

Artwork by "Brighten Your Life Creations"

 

Info:

www.bylc.com

www.travelpaso.com/events/annual-events-and-festivals/art...

 

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Babette Plana 2024

 

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MACRO MONDAYS "sphere" theme

 

Black mustard seeds 2 mm diameter.

A new planet.........or is it a marble........ or...........

Another Dimension.

Rundle Mall, Adelaide, Australia

Ammar - Restaurante. Leça da Palmeira, Porto, Portugal.

Gold sphere atop a copper dome of the Berlin Cathedral.

Natural light from a window.

“Where does God live?” They were bewildered. “How can the rabbi ask, Where does God live? Where does God not live?” “No,” said the rabbi, “God lives where we let Him in.”

-Martin Buber, Tales of the Hassidim: Later Masters, Schocken Books, New York, 1948, 277.

Created with Mandelbulb 3d

 

Millennium Square - Bristol - United Kingdom

Created with Mandelbulb 3d

von Ólafur Elíasson

 

Mit dem V-Club unterwegs in München

Bayquarter, Yokohama

Clear and frosted marbles, 1.5" using a 2x tele converter

Macro Mondays theme, Sphere. Black 8mm. Halo light. Nikon PB-4 bellows. Nikkor 50mm 1.4

Nikon D3100. HMM

Valencia ciudad de las artes y las ciencias

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