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My mother apparently used to walk for hours along a smooth Atlantic Coast beach. I inherited some of her translucent tiny shells. Here’s to you, mum.
These fill a container about 4 cm/1.57 inches across. See previous photo or first comment for measurement.
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Macro Monday theme today is translucent. This is the base of a small stubby screwdriver. It used to belong to my dad. I keep it with my photographic stuff as it's perfect for tightening the screw of those quick release plates. HMM!
I shot this image in an Irish cornfield....I loved its' translucent beauty and the fact that it was blowing in the breeze.
A further investigation of translucency. These freesia petals were taken behind blue stained glass mainly.
A translucent cover over a Philishave razor, which has had a red light placed behind the head, seen coming through the cutting head.
Calliope Hummingbird (m)
A sunny late afternoon with the light behind me, crouched under their birch trees - the "almost golden hour" sun really brought out his colors & iridescence; doubled my shutter speed & got a good look at his translucent wings (70-90 bps)!
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This lone tulip revealed itself to me on a short photo walk in a small park. I was photographing something else and almost stepped on it, but fortunately I saw it in time.
The sun was very low in the sky and the little flower was bathing in the evening light.
I was very happy to have stopped and taken a stroll through that park, It yielded a few shots that I might post here in the future.
But when I came back the next day to see if I can improve upon this shot, the tulip was gone and all that remained was the stem.
Leitz Summicron-R 50mm f2 on Sony A7c with an extension ring.
Cortinarius croceus ? (Gelbblättrige Hautkopf). Massenberg, Leoben, Steiermark, Austria. Meyer Görlitz Lydith 3.5/30 @3.5.
Storage box lid, well used, with transparent and translucent panels molded at different heights.
Pattern and backlight illumination from my tablet.
In summer the woods becomes dense and opague. As leaves begin to fall, our eyes can penetrate further and further. Autumn foliage becomes translucent. The winter forest is transparent.
The distant canopy is dominated by sugar maples, turning shades of scarlet and gold early. The beech saplings closer to the camera change colour later, soft gold with a peachy blush.
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