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Not my idea of storm chasing, shooting from the backyard. But with the injuries I'm dealing with, even this is difficult and painful. Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA
This was one of my first shots on arrival at Talacre in North Wales. It was around 25 mins before sunset so there was lots of strong golden light from the west creating this nice side light on the structure. The broken rocks and old path way created a nice natural leading line up to the Lighthouse again highlighting the lovely colours on show. More of a Holiday snap type of shot for me but a nice memory from short time there.
The broken end of a piece of dried angel-hair pasta about to be turned into a midnight snack.
The pasta is ~1.8mm or 7/100" across.
Macro ring-light attachment and in camera focus stack followed by additional cropping.
3-D targets also contain iron, for example in the leg of a deer. If an arrow hits it, the tip will be flattened and the shaft can splinter
Things have to be broken, isn't it? Scan your archives, make your choice, and tweet it to @Flickr, adding #TwitterTuesday #Broken. We'll showcase the best ones on the Flickr Blog tomorrow.
Photo CC-BY from Vox Efx - flic.kr/p/4nVVy5
I know that's not what it's supposed to be but it kind of looks like that. I hope no one suffered one of these today.
*hugs*
Happy Windmill Wednesday!
This lot certainly was broken-in and worn, from the barn, to the wagon to the windpump.
What is odd, is that the wind pump appears to be leaning yet the barn, and the water pipe on the wind pump are actually straight vertically.
The Blues - Macro Monday
The pendant is less than 1.5 inches long
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An abandoned farm with a broken windmill. I always wonder, where did they go, why did they leave?
Happy Windmill Wednesday!
This shot is part of a series of my final tribute to these amazing winged creatures taken on the closing of the Wings of Fancy Butterfly Exhibit at Brookside Gardens last September 21st. The Exhibit will open back on May 5, 2009.
Above butterfly is a Malachite - Siproeta stelenes.
Macro Mondays, June 26, broken
Brieföffnergriff aus Marmor
paper knife, handle made of marble
length 2,4"
Macro Monday: Broken
When looking for some motives, I found this scattered bottle on the ground which attracted my attention...
Stacked from 10 pictures
HMM!