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Rough cut with circular saw set to 3/4" depth, and then went over each notch again with router to clean it up. Then measured shelves against verticals, and notched those 3/4" as well.

A close-up shot of Alita sitting on her "wacky wood" perch. Four months old and newly arrived--it's her first day! :D

close-up shot of a red candy - Macro shot of a red strawberry candy on wrapping paper.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24733722-close-...

Working on my handheld macro shots by using a ray of sunlight and some delicious Reeses Cups.

 

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Close-up of Bernard Edward Howard, Duke of Norfolk's bookplate in Plotinus' "Prohemium Marsilii Ficini Florentini" (Florence: Antonio Miscomini, 1492)

Close-up of the beautiful bark of a Western Yellow Pine, Ballarat Botanical Gardens, Australia

Close up...............

Week #51 - Seven

 

Day two of seven

 

Macro & Close-up Monday

Close up view of camas lilies near Camas, WA

You can see the contrast of the dark/light purple better in this photo.

I know.. they are no where near correct in any way shape or form. But it looks ok, so unless there was a horticulturalist at the wedding, I think I got away with it!! the shimmer dust makes them stand out. I love the stuff now. I blame Toni for this new addiction.

 

Close up of willow catkins

  

Close-up of the Khan Bonfils autograph that I got at London Film & Comic Con

Abstract colorful photograph painting close up of purple cone flower.

 

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Evidently the old-timers had a medicinal use for parts of this plant.

Close up of a hydrangia on a white background

For 31 Days of May Challenge

No 20 Close Up

 

I was just contemplating what constitutes 'close up' as opposed to a 'macro' - I assume that the latter means something larger than its reality? Whatever...... if this close is too close or not close enough - it's all my lens is capable of!!

One of the Close Up groups at the National Museum of the American Indian on Feb. 25. Students were able to explore the museum for a couple hours.

 

Photo by Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan/Osage News

This photograph captures two multi-coloured leaves in the process of drying up. A tiny seed can be seen between the leaves. This photo was taken in the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

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Close-up of Business 71 at US 71 south of Pineville, Missouri.

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