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"Spoon" Osteospermums, also known as African daisies, are a type of osteospermum characterized by their unique, spoon-shaped petals, often found in varieties like "Margarita White Spoon" and "Margarita Purple Spoon". So says Google AI search and in this case it is right.
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If you don't want to search with Ai enabled just type in the search terms along with -ai. You will get the summary (that occurred before AI was added in last year ) but not the AI summary. I'm not certain if this helps to save the electricity and water resources that AI is gobbling up.
Once again playing with spoons to get a close up shot. This time for Crazy Tuesday theme repeating object. It was great fun to get the amazing output these humble spoons generate.
It's spoon time again :D You may remember my little project from last year... I never gave up the idea to go on with my little series.
Strobist info: I used two 80cm x 80cm softboxes with two YN560III (triggered by a YN560TX). Each of them was positioned on one side.
I like the distortion from the spoon in the middle on the other two.
My world is full of colours !!
HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday
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Photo for Crazy Tuesday's theme: "Spoon Reflections."
A potholder beneath my soup spoon smiles back.
© 2023 Mike McCall
_Spooner Angel_
Grave of Mary J. Spooner (1850-1914)
Olive Grove Primitive Baptist Cemetery
Seminole County, Georgia USA
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i like the fact how the spoon disappears in the reflection because of the different angle. took this picture on the ferry from stockholm to turku (or the other direction i don't remember anymore and i'm to lazy to look it up lol) hope you like the picture and aren't disturbed by the pure orange :D
So...I'm still trying to figure out how to use my Nikon Z7. And I did something unintentional with the settings and couldn't get it to not do a long exposure.I figured I'd fiddle around with shutter speed later and put the camera on a tripod. I pressed the shutter to take a picture but accidentally knocked the camera. And this happened. Ghost spoons. Serendipity.
1st attempt for MM theme.
#MacroMondays #Spoonful
"Born with a silver spoon in their mouth" is an idiom meaning someone is born into wealth and privilege, originating from the 1500s when wealthy families gave babies silver spoons at christenings as a status symbol. While it signifies advantages like not needing to work, it can also imply a lack of understanding of hardship.
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Vivitar (Komine) Macro 90mm F1:2.8 (M42 mount)
A company named "Komine" is known to have manufactured lenses for Ponder & Best (later Vivitar). Most researchers believe that Vivitar lenses with serial numbers starting 28x were Komine-made. Little is known about the Komine that manufactured Vivitar lenses except that they were located in Japan and there has been some disagreement among Vivitar researchers as to whether the Vivitar Komine was Komine Co., Ltd or an unintentional corruption of Kominar, a similar sounding brand name of lens manufacturer Nittō Kōgaku. The most conclusive evidence to date confirms Komine Co., Ltd was the manufacturer of 28x Vivitar lenses.
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For Macro Mondays 'five' topic, these are the edges of five plastic measuring spoons. (Image stacked to get the depth of field).
It's always fun to blow bubbles in your chocolate milk!
HSoS!
For Smile on Saturday
Theme: Smiling Spoons
Balancing two spoons on perforated metal is not easy! Then placing a led light underneath without disturbing. The colours are created by the light reflection off support boxes placed on wood I positioned under the metal.
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No, I haven't gone off shooting birds and gone all foody! ;-) This was for a camera club competition theme 'Food & Drink'.
Normal service will be resumes shortly ;-)
Looking close on Friday theme: One spoon and one fork
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Hmmm, I learned: that if you want to do spoon reflection pictures, you need to have a shiny unused spoon, with no scratches! And you need to take a gazillion before you find one that kind of works. And you can inadvertently capture yourself depending upon the angle.
for the smile on Saturday theme of spoon smiles
This is my entry for this week’s Macro Mondays theme of ‘Monochrome’ i.e. the use of a single colour, rather than a restriction to black and white. I’m usually hopeless at finding things to photograph, but I sought inspiration in the kitchen drawers and, for once, found it in the shape of these measuring spoons. To give you an idea of scale (and to conform to the 3” macro requirement of the group) the smallest is a ¼ teaspoon, then a ½, then a full teaspoon, then a tablespoon. It was shot in colour, using a Canon 6D with an EF100mm f/2.8L Macro lens and a Yongnuo speedlite bounced off the ceiling, completely desaturated, and then a cold filter added.
For 'MacroMondays' theme of 'kitchen'.
My morning cereal bowl and a tea-spoon.
This started off as a simple idea! - KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid)
Like a lot of simple ideas, it didn't turn out quite as simple in practice! No real issues with lighting - just a single desk lamp -
Issues though with focus!
I would have liked the focus on the rim of the bowl to 'be inline' with the focus on the tip of the spoon - and I've just missed out! The bowl needs to be a bit further away from the camera than it is - how much? Probably 2-3 mm. And then the perspective changes !!!
I lined everything up by eye and I always find it difficult to reconcile what I see and what the camera sees - and it shows again here. It doesn't help with the camera tripod being right against the table-top either. I can never get my eye in the same place as my camera lens.
There wasn't any 'real' colour in the objects and very little possibility of getting any into the picture in the right place - wherever that might be! So I didn't try.
Russian Industar 61 L/Z 2.8/50mm lens .................. less than 3 inches
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