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I tagged along on a caribou hunting trip. We were camped out along the Denali Highway. Unfotunately there were way too many hunters and too few caribou. In our down time I shot a few pictures of the tundra and surrounding area. We mainly ended up picking the blueberries, low bush cranberries, and crowberries.
I was so amazed how realistic this close-up photo turned out... it is like looking into the mirror!
Photograph was taken by Darkfaustus. Thank you so much.
Taken at 7:54 AM from my living room window. Crop suggested by my daughter. I would never have thought of this, what do you think?
"Hey there, handsome; I'm nearly done for the day. Maybe I can close up early if you can help me find the key..."
Beautiful lotus close up. Beautiful light.
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This is a close-up photo of contour shapes and patterns in a driftwood tree root that suggest a pareidolia portrait.
Fotograma completo, sin recortes.
Se puede ver en "ver todos los tamaños" > "tamaño original" 5184 x 3456.
Sin ayudas de lentes o tubos de extensión.
Captada en El Salse. Beneixama. (Alicante) España.
Full frame, without cuts.
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Without lens aids or extension tubes.
Captured in El Salse. Beneixama. (Alicante) Spain.
This red shouldered hawk was seen close up and personal in western Saint Lucie County near Fort Pierce, Florida.
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Close-up/macro view of the Tex-Knit brand "miracle" ironing-board cover material, with high-percentage chrysotile-asbestos. The particular cotton-asbestos textile blend is advertised as "ASBESTON" and winner of a 1947 safety award on the product's labeling; made by U.S. Rubber Co. and Textile Mills of Chicago, Illinois.
Most of the fabric material that is visible in the image is chrysotile asbestos.
Close-up view of a labeled, "Aladdin" brand "Magic Ease", asbestos iron rest with protective metal rim-edge.
The asbestos material is similar to rigid millboard-type composition and shows an interesting texture on closer observation.
Imprinted labeling on the vintage iron rest's surface indicates "benefits" for using the "safety" asbestos product and shows an illustrated apron-clad home-maker in sheer joy upon using the "Magic Ease" iron rest.
This is a close-up HDR photo that I just took of cod liver oil capsules. I placed the capsules in a shallow wine glass that is also reflecting the light from the windows.
This limpkin was seen close up in rural Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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