Spun sections of the new copper finial soldered together for a seamless look.

Close-up on a 1985 Porsche 911T Carrera with a targa top from Left Coast Classics.

The Brooklyn Museum subway stop sports some appropriate wall items -- this looks so classic.

Close-up of banana leaf for background abstract texture.

Close-up of a pine needle basket at Mission San Luis historic site/living history museum in Tallahassee, FL

Made with cardstock and Basic Grey scrapbooking paper. Once I started, I kept making more and more:) Have hidden papers from myself so I won't make any more. I love the way the origami folds really stand out on thicker papers.

A close up with a wide-angle 10-22mm lens one of my professors let me borrow for a few days. The huge headphones are my AKG K271s, quality audio.

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close up of handmade gumpaste flowers.

Made a quick photo tent by placing 3 white cardboards,1 above and 2 on each side of the chain,on a white kitchen disk.To spread the light,the flash was placed under the top cardboard and facing up.Other color reflections are from the fruit basket i used to steady the cardboards and other surfaces.

Equipment & settings

Camera eos 450d at 1/200 speed

Lens 18-55 is with 2 +4 close up rings at f/8

Flash yn560ii

Remote trigger rf603

Guitar Abstract close up on black background,

Close up of Katrina taken by me.

And I know that my skin is awful :S

Close up of the houses.

Close-up on a 1985 Porsche 911T Carrera with a targa top from Left Coast Classics.

Little bits and pieces are leaves, stems, flower petals.

Here's a close up of the cute little hedgie on the toe of the shoe.

Close up of the repaired section. Note the tricky crossed legs of the transistors Q1 & Q3. They don't make the part originally used anymore, and the replacement has a different configuration of the legs. You need to either dirll a hole in the pcb & run a jumper wire, or cross one leg under the other two. I added a piece of heat shrink tubing to prevent shorts.

This photograph is a close-up on the details of a temple roof, with decorative ridge beams and motifs finished with decorative dragon and peacock moldings. The temple is dedicated to Guan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy. It is located at 13 Keong Saik Road.

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Close up of the heel of moms birthday socks

Super detailed macro of a dandelion.

Close up of a snail motif I used in the colored border - first real attempt at free motion - not too bad- and I'm giving it away, so I won't be able to obsess about it :)

NEW YORK - MARCH 17: Close up photography of Water Splashes March 17, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Donald Bowers)

Close-up experiments

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close up of my figurines

close up of pralines with orange

Close up on my Terracotta Army statuette with my macro lens.

Close-up Bees by Neil MacPherson

Close up minus effects so one can see the face detail

Close up.

Close up of suction cup of an octopus tentacle

the bus took us even closer.

Close up of the basketweave pattern. I love this pattern because I can use up a lot of small scraps to make it.

This is a close-up of Adriana for a potential buyer, or for anyone else if that person doesn't want Adriana. Whoever gets her, also gets the jewelry set she's wearing here. I used resin hardened turquoise, gold plated metal and Czech and Japanese glass beads to make it. I think these colors really suit Adriana. She would make a great Egyptian goddess. ;-)

The picture is extra large, so please click 'view all sizes' to see it bigger.

Adriana is on The Doll Page: www.thedollpage.com/ads/viewlisting.php?view=78715

On Emma's birthday...

Close up of the ice formations.

A closer look at the digital painting of Kitty and Lydia Bennet, two characters in my latest project - the "Pride and Prejudice" cat adaptation.

I used quite a few textures on this piece:

the pink dress fabric pattern (from Ayelie-stock)

and the upholstery sofa fabric (from Juuichimei)

.. the wallpaper and dress lace came from scrapbook cardstock of mine, and the hardwood floor was taken from a photo of my foyer. :)

Close-up image of the Romanesco Broccoli we bought today, showing the fractal nature of the vegetable.

To be honest, we bought this more for the shape than the taste (although it did taste good).