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Macro Mondays - Bird
This fellow comes out at Christmastime...
Speedlight with reflector bowl and diffuser left, white reflector card right, speedlight flagged on background from above.
The owl is 2.375 inches tall.
For Macro Mondays - National.
Authentic American League baseball circa 1974.
This is a separate shot, taken at a higher magnification with the light from the snoot moved up and feathered toward the back.
Baseball, America's "National Pastime," is now third in viewership behind NFL football and NBA basketball - soccer is in fourth place.
Major league baseballs are covered in tanned cowhide which is otherwise unfinished, and are then hand-rubbed with Lena Blackburne rubbing mud. A major-league team uses on average about 15,000 baseballs per season.
A regulation baseball is 2.86 to 2.94 inches in diameter.
For Macro Mondays - Symmetry
Strobe bare bulb in softbox as scrim, back; snoot from 45° right front.
In radial (or rotational) symmetry, bisecting an object through a central point will produce two symmetric halves, and this can be carried out through a 360° rotation. Echinoderms, which include starfish, exhibit radial symmetry, as do many flowers.
The central disc of the sunflower exhibits radial symmetry, while the ray florets (the yellow petals) each exhibit bilateral symmetry.
Approximately two inches in greatest dimension.
A beautiful adult female Brown Tree Frog (Litoria ewingii) from the Kinglake NP along the Great Dividing Ranges above Melbourne.
This is a colour photograph. Taken from the remains of a White Dove which had either been shot during my local farmers Wood Pigeon cull or perhaps caught and devoured by a cat, Fox or bird of prey
Portrait of a stunning female Growling Grass Frog from the northern fringe of metropolitan Melbourne, Australia.
Canon 5D IV with the Laowa 100/2.8 Macro Dreamer.
Macro Mondays - Paper.
Both the crane and the flower are from a lovely Origami bouquet that a good friend made for me.
Speedlight with reflector bowl and grid, front left - silver reflector below and right.
2.5 inches in greatest dimension.
A cutting of Bougainvillea from our lanai...
Toyo 45G, Fujinon A 250/9 Ilford FP4+ rated 64. 1/125s F11. Red Filter. Developed in Ilfosol-3 at 6 mins. Scanned with D850.
Monolight with grid, camera left - silver reflector above and from the right.
This is a colour photograph. Taken from the remains of a White Dove which had either been shot during my local farmers Wood Pigeon cull or perhaps caught and devoured by a Cat, Fox or bird of prey.
Macro Mondays - Collection.
Spiral shell foreground - Blue Mussel shell background.. The spiral shell is 1.38 inches in length.
Speedlight with grid and pink salmon gel left - small white card reflector right rear. 99 subs focus-stacked.
These two shells are from a bowl which contains interesting small seashells that have been collected over the years from the rocky shoreline...
Portrait of a clean adult female Eastern Brown Snake from open Red Gum woodland along the Plenty River corridor in northern metropolitan Melbourne.
For Macro Mondays - Lid.
7-Day pill box. Single speedlight with snoot, behind and to the left. Black flag to block spill on the bottom.
2.13 inches in greatest dimension.
Macro Monday. - Vegetable.
Strobe with grid, right. Small white reflector, above and behind, left. Speedlight with bounce card directed on black background.
2.5 inches in greatest dimension.
The Brooklin, Maine Camera Club current challenge is "Portraits."
Single light - striobe with 36-inch softbox to camera right, above and just behind the model. Black flag to the right of the model.
"We Dance to the Beat"
Robyn
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
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We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of the continents shifting under our feet
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of a new, better, faster breed
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of radioactivity blocking the exits
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of false math and unrecognised genius
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of distorted knowledge passed on
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of a distant rumble
We dance to the beat
We dancing
And it's loud and proud
And it's loud and proud
And it's loud and proud
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of silent mutation
We dance to the beat of your brain not evolving fast enough
We dance to the beat of raw talent wasted
We dance to the beat of bad kissers clicking teeth
We dance to the beat of opportunity knocking
We dance to the beat of an eviction next door
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
Of another recycled rebellion
Of consolidating assets
Of another crowd losing it
Of your voice breaking up in static
Of suburbia burning
Of communication gone mad
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
And we don't stop
And we don't stop
And we don't stop
And we don't stop
And we don't stop
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
And we don't stop
And we don't stop
We dance to the beat of a billion charges of endorphin
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of a love lost and then won back
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of source code and conjuring
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat of gravity giving us a break
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance to the beat
We dance...
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For Macro Mondays - Stationery.
Speedlight with small rectangular diffuser as background scrim. Speedlight with snoot and Steel Green gel from left. 105 subs processed in Zerene Stacker.
1.625 inches in greatest dimension.
This is a screw from my eyeglass repair kit which is in the background. It is disappointing to throw out perfectly good sunglasses or reading glasses, especially glasses that I have loved wearing.
And that is why the tiny screw comes out. Too much on and off! And often the missing screw is discovered only on the next wearing. Which means you can't find it.
So I invested in a repair kit. Hundreds of tiny screws of various sizes and more. Plus tiny screw drivers and tiny metal washers.
Who knew you could get this kind of stuff, until Amazon came along.
My wife picked these flowers up at the grocery store a few days ago.
Three speedlights: 1) Reflector bowl with coarse grid upper left (2) Chocolate brown gel - reflector bowl and medium grid mid-right (3) snoot lower left (4) white reflector lower right.
PS - I am having some difficulty reproducing the luminosity and contrast that I am seeing in PS in the JPEG upload to Flickr...
Macro stack done with Zerene Stacker
Canon R6 and Canon MP-E 65mm 1-5X macro lens
Ball of wadded up aluminum foil lit with two RGB LED lights
Locally grown apples, generously given to us by our friends who have a fantastic little orchard.
One flash head with reflector umbrella.
4 photos stacked using Helicon software.
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