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Close up photo of two cute otters - nature photography
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Close-up of four mangosteens with one opened showing white fleshy segments encased in thick soft red rind with hard outer purplish skin.
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Big wet felted cobweb wrap. MAde of fine merino wool and silk.. Exhibited at Burra Art gallery - SALA 2010.
Just a close up of typical London brick. It's such a lovely colour. This bit, is about 100 years old. I think the ugly grouting though is modern.
Close-up of the sensor that controls the Z-movement (grabber). The beam has three positions: (1) Up (2) Grabber on Loading dock (3) Grabber on Wagon dock
Holding short of runway 25 in the poor light. This shows a close up of the large two seat cockpit of the Su-30
Juvenile Goldfinch found dead in the garden today. It’s only when you look close that you see how intricate and beautiful birds wings are.
Close-up on the crusty top of the home-made baked macaroni and cheese, from Alton Brown's Good Eats recipe, made for a "comfort food" meal last night. Didn't turn out as cheesy as I like my Mac & Cheese, but wasn't too bad for the first time I've ever tried to make it from scratch.
These are shot with the Leica Q2 stacked with a close-up adapter (in this case, the Leica Elpro 52, which has a +7 diopter (or 2.75x). Any good close-up adapter (like the Marumi, will also work).
Yes, the Elpro 52 does work with the Leica Q(2,3) in macro mode so you can shoot even closer. There is no vignette issue as the Q2 is 49mm, but the Elpro is bigger, at 52mm. This is intentional as the slightly bigger diameter of the Elpro will allow it to avoid casting a vignette with the Summilux 28mm of the Q. The Elpro also comes with 2 step-up rings (46-52 and 49-52) in a specially designed leather case.
close-up shot of colorful wooden alphabets - Close-up image of multi colored wooden building blocks with A,B,C alphabets arranged side by side over white background.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24731832-close-...
Close up of the back of the miniature tree that once started out as a wimpy bead tree from a miniature Christmas tree kit that I picked up from Michael's years ago.
Swapped out the original tree with a 12" Remax Tree Arbre evergreen, which was much bigger and fuller, and allowed more ornaments to be hung.
The mini tree series produced some fantastic miniature ornaments to supplement the series. I got a bunch on clearance sale when they discontinued it a year later. These would be the snowflakes, icicles, brass flat ornaments, the teeniest gold ornament hooks and miniature blinking lights where the wires are attached to a large Christmas wrapped present control box. Haven't come across quality that even comes close since.
The larger wrapped presents I made, as well as the "ball" ornaments, which are made out of a number of semi-precious stone and bali silver beads.
The other items under the tree are random miniatures picked up here and there, mostly from the craft and scrapbooking sections in Michaels. Some are modified ornaments for mini trees.
This big dragonfly was resting on the grass on a windy day. I wanted try my macro lens and he was patient with me. He didn't go away like he knew I was going to get a good shot. It came out okay I think.
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My interpretation of the Tokyo Subway Map
First time free-motion quilting. Blogged: jillygoat.blogspot.com/2010/11/map-of-portland-quilt.html
This photo is just to show how a Sigma 18-200 mm DC OS HSM makes out doing close-up photography. I'm not trying to be creative. Here it was set to 200 mm, manual focussing, optical stabilization turned off, and hand-held using a bounced flash. Lighting isn't my forte -- the background should be off white. White balance was on automatic, which was probably a mistake. No processing, other than to add about 1 EV of exposure to the raw file in Lightroom. No cropping. The quarter was about 6 inches (15 cm) from the lens, and the focal plane was about 14.5 inches (37 cm) from the quarter.
Amazingly, this is the muddiest my hiking boots have been. Well, other than later on in the hike when I stepped in mud that was even deeper.