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Noticed this spider out of the corner of my eye one evening; it had taken up residence in a lamp, which made for some interesting photos. I would've liked to have seen it catch something...that could add another element to the shot
For a fleeting moment a Mycenoid mushroom growing among moss sporangia on the forest floor is illuminated by a ray of autumn sunshine.
West Quebec, Canada
Olympus EM1 and Olympus 60 mm f2.8 lens
Für:“Happy Macro Monday“20.07.2026….
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Macro Mondays: Translucent
The measurement from side to side (including negative space) is slightly less than 2.5". "Magic Tape" is 3/4" wide.
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Macro of the etched design of a tealight candle holder. It was backlit by a diffused iPhone flashlight.
Macro Mondays
Translucent
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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Backlit foliage in the gardens of Villa Livia. The high Mediterranean sun highlights every vein of the leaf against a deep, cloudless sky.
Caught this long freight train by chance around 3:00 a.m.
As soon as I heard the crossign's bells, took out my tripod, mounted the camera, and started shooting
Took this one as a long exposure shot (10 seconds)
Glamour is translucent - not transparent, not opaque. It invites
us into the world but it doesn't give us a complete clear picture.
(Virginia Postrel)
** Cosas de casa ** White Background
(photo by Freya)
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Once again complementary colours hold this composition together. But the real attraction to me is the way the sunlight shines through those leaves.
This tiny Tiffany inspired lamp was Chris's idea as my choice was a backlit Desert Rose flower.
Chris has always been more creative than I :)
Perhaps that is why we have lasted 34 years?