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Multiple internal Cracks in the thick bottom of a glass

Size of the cracked area 1 ½“ x ¾“

😄 Happy Macro Monday 😄

[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]

Taken Dec 01, 2022 for the group

Macro Mondays #Crack

Gigaset GS290

ƒ/2.0

3.5 mm

1/33 Sec

ISO 284

Seed Pod, Vaina con Semillas.

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all visitors and friends of my photostream, a heartfelt thank you for your comments and reviews, invitations and favorites

Az monsoon 2015

small raven with crack in beak

Macro Mondays.

Glaze cracks on an old table lamp base. The brass lamp socket is at top left.

Craquelure or Crackle glazes were first pioneered in China and Korea. After firing the ware was thermally stressed resulting in fine cracking of the glaze layer.

multiple cracks in a blue plastic drinking glass - HMM & HTT!

it hasn't started leaking yet, so we can still use it

Experimenting in the macro world with a small cracked rock for Macro Mondays. I spent time at the river photographing cracks in large boulders and then found this small rock that came home with me.

Looking for a crack in the wooden verandah post & found a mini Mantis. Played hide-and-seek with it around the post :))

Macro Mondays: Crack

... at the Crack of Dawn. Morning view there in the Canyon de Chelly.

Exploring the western Utah desert can offer some sweet rewards - but it takes time and effort. This spot is a one hour drive from anything.

GPS is not the exact spot of the photo

Pomegranate cracks open. Yummy red fruit! HMM!

Crow in flight with bread

Style: cubblendedfashion.wordpress.com/2017/01/24/crack-a-mirror/

HMM!

crack on the outside of the ceramic bowl

A sheet of Selenite, part of my mineral collection is full of cracks and fissures.

This is a small portion of an old oil painting. I used the Camera+ app on my iPhone 7 as it has an excellent stabilizer. I took this for Macro Mondays' weekly theme: crack.

Marseille

first day out after covid 19 isolation and what a glorious day. The sun was behind me highlighting the fantastic colours on the trees and the storm clouds that were blowing over. Loved it, sooo good to be out and about again. Had my earphones in listening to The Doors, This is the End track at the time, absolutely awesome.

Ma non vedi che la corazza che hai addosso è piena di crepe ?........

My attempt at the "Smile on Saturday" theme "Smiley".

I‘ve read that these tiny (8 mm) things are called 'fried batter pearls' in English… don‘t know how common they are though. I don‘t trust this specimen one bit though - just look at that wry smile! Or am I doing it an injustice by assuming that and this is just the way it shows its friendly nature? You‘ll be the judge.

Shot with a Friedrich "S-Coronar 25 mm F 1.4" lens on a Canon EOS R5.

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Cracks in the ice worked as leading lines in a otherwise flat landscape.

and Window

for HWW

Macro Mondays

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Crackers

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'Kintsukuroi is the general concept of highlighting or emphasizing imperfections, visualizing mends and seams as an additive or an area to celebrate or focus on, rather than absence or missing pieces.'

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kintsugi

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Nefekalum's fab new materials tattoo, Medusa's Gaze, reminded me a lot of the Japanese art of Kintsuku - especially with the gold in the gaps of the cracks. I added cinphul's carnal headpiece [I turned it upside down for a different look] and completed the entire outfit with various pieces for that otherworldly Mage look. Yes, the diet is going well...

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Nefekalum Tattoos - Medusa's Gaze- @Mainstore [New Location!]

cinphul // carnal II @The Darkness Event till Aug 31st 2020

Nefekalum // [CX] Sceleratis Drip Augment

[CX] Sceleratis Ears

-Both @The Men’s Dept till Aug 30th 2020

Dura-B101-FAT PACK2 @ManCave till Sept 11th 2020

{aii & ego} + Ibaraki BOM Horns +

{aii & ego} + Flame Dual Magical Orbs +

Both @Mainstore

ANTINATURAL[+] Lost Saints / Unsainted / JAKE / RARE @Mainstore

- PENDULUM - PATIH . BlackChromatic @Mainstore

LUX AETERNA [Sigillum Dei Aemeth] Group Gift @Mainstore

LeLUTKA.Head Skyler 2.0 @Mainstore

-Belleza- Jake 2.1 Bento @Mainstore

This crack is on the protection glass of a smartphone, and it has been magnified almost 4x (3.86x) by using:

- a Pentax 50mm macro lens

- a 2x macro teleconverter

- a raynox 8 diopter close up lens

I hope that you will like the result, dear friends. 😊

Have a great and Happy Macro Monday! 🙋‍♂️

crack in a green bottle neck, lenght about 0.5cm

Happy Macro Monday to all flickr friends, HMM

Foldsjøen lake, just outside of Trondheim in Norway.

Quite what this image was doing on my hard drive having never been processed is anybodies guess. It obviously didn't please me in some way but I really can't fathom why. Perhaps then, as now if I'm honest, I'm cracking up ;-)

Amsterdam Light Festival - Like Japanese artisans used to do, Howorko turns the cracks that can be seen on the the old Montelbaan tower (1516) into an artwork. Using slides, color filters and lamps, she creates illuminated cracks that are slowly taking over the surface, as if revealing pieces of a story that’s hidden within the tower. For Howorko, the artwork symbolises something much bigger: the large disruptive forces in modern society, which cause climate systems, institutions, assumptions and traditions to shake, crack and at times even fall apart. Visualising these disruptions can highlight the important transformations that they set in motion, as well as the new opportunities that arise with repairing or replacing, and perhaps it even shows us prospects for a new world.