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As soon as I saw these sticks, my first thought was "this is art by nature" I looooooved the way they looked against the dry, earthly, background tones!
The bush was such a mess, I didn't think I'd be able to do much with it...but when I spotted this section with some space, I cropped it here...
I hope you like it as much as I do!
Have a great night/day, everyone!
With love!
Nat :)
I’ve given much thought to this week’s theme. Photographically I’ve been in a creative slump since the middle of 2016. Three years ago my husband of 41 years passed away, and I’ve spent the time since getting rid of things, downsizing and trying to build a life on my own. Last May I moved into a newly built home in an “empty nester” community. It has been a really good move for me, but it has left me mentally, physically and emotionally exhausted. After 36 years in one place, I am surprised at how challenging the adjustment has been. So my story starts with rest and recovery that will hopefully lead to renewed creativity in my photography.
I thought I’d jumpstart things with a new macro lens. I’ve been wanting the 60mm for at least a year and a half, and finally decided to order it. It came, I took this picture of it and was planning to use it for this theme, and then realized I had mistakenly ordered the wrong lens! This is the AF 60mm and I need the AF-S! So I have to send it back and exchange it for the correct one. So my photographic story starts with a frustration and a delay. Hopefully by Week 3’s theme I’ll be able to do something creative with my new lens! :-)
Also for the ODC Theme “Three”
2 Weeks of 2017 - Week 1 - Theme: My Story starts with a… - Category: Creative
ODC Three
After …Roger at www.flickr.com/photos/romair/ using the #LeathermanRebar and then then #ACEBEAM LED torch
A few days ago, I treated myself with a tammy 90mm. Obviously it was a decision inspired by thousands of creative macros seen in flickr and 1x.com.
Today morning I set up a shot, hoping I would get a prize winning shot on the first click: silly me!
Lessons learned:
1. Getting something in focus at this scale is horribly impossible. And this was not even 1:1.
2. Lighting is impossible too, and of which I have no clue at all.
3. At this level even the heartbeats seems to get magnified.
4. I have a really really really long way to go in this field.
SIGH!!
But I like the abstractness of the shot. Hope you like my first effort too.
What a Snowflake world we live in, but this is almost smaller, an Ice Chrystal.
3D & 2D
Michigan has gotten a few Brisk mornings the past few days so I dressed like a Snow woman & proceeded to get out & freeze my arse off to capture my Creative Macro abilities. I wanted to stretch my possibilities to more of an extreme & this is what I have come up with. Enjoy & stay warm!
This is a photo of metal art on an antique water jug, there are tiny patterns like this all over the water jug. This particular pattern is probably a centimeter or so big.
Shot through a 3" Crystal Ball. Illuminated by a blue filtered led flashlight.
Happy Macro Monday :)
These colors remind me of sherbet sherbert ice cream! :) Hope you're having a great weekend. This was inspired by one of Bryan's videos about creative macros.
Photo made during the Workshop creative macro photography by Johan Weesie
dutchphotoacademy.nl/product/workshop-macro-fotografie/
Made with Sony A7Rm5 and Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS.
Admiring the fossilisation
prehistoric inspiration
Evolution’s magnum opus, a beautiful creation
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creative macro
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Common Morel / morchella esculenta. 04/04/17.
Two Common Morels, one fresh and one past its best.
The dry, aged specimen in the foreground with its chocolate brown tones had a magnificent conical cap. There were no signs of any invertebrate damage on it, unlike the other one.
I liked the contrasts between the two, also that they were growing amongst a patchwork of Ground Ivy, so I attempted a few creative shots using selective focus.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
Admiring the fossilisation
prehistoric inspiration
Evolution’s magnum opus, a beautiful creation
www.instagram.com/callumjoelphotography/
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EXPLORE: Apr 18, 2009 #124
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Retouching and paint: NO
Postprocessing RAW: Sepia and vignette
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La frazione di Cascina Visconta appartiene al comune di Cislago, in provincia di Varese, nella regione Lombardia.
La frazione di Cascina Visconta dista 1,39 chilometri dal medesimo comune di Cislago cui essa appartiene.
What a Snowflake world we live in, but this is almost smaller, an Ice Chrystal.
3D & 2D
Michigan has gotten a few Brisk mornings the past few days so I dressed like a Snow woman & proceeded to get out & freeze my arse off to capture my Creative Macro abilities. I wanted to stretch my possibilities to more of an extreme & this is what I have come up with. Enjoy & stay warm!
Camellia japonica 'Professor Charles Sargent' by Daniel Arrhakis (2018)
An artistic creative macro of the Japanese Camellia 'Professor Charles S. Sargent' from my garden.
Photo made during the Workshop creative macro photography by Johan Weesie
dutchphotoacademy.nl/product/workshop-macro-fotografie/
Made with Sony A7Rm5 and Lensbaby Velvet 85mm f/1.8 and a transparent fluoresent background
What a Snowflake world we live in, but this is almost smaller, an Ice Chrystal.
3D & 2D
Michigan has gotten a few Brisk mornings the past few days so I dressed like a Snow woman & proceeded to get out & freeze my arse off to capture my Creative Macro abilities. I wanted to stretch my possibilities to more of an extreme & this is what I have come up with. Enjoy & stay warm!
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Nature Creative Macros Challenge
The New Challenge sponsor By The Creative Digital Art Community in the Challenges Community Group (Open in February 1)
Challenge # 6 - Nature Creative Macros - (Creative Digital Art Community - February 2016) LINK HERE
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A Wonderful weekend dear friends ! : )
Thank you dear friends for your always kind visit, invitations and comments these last days ! Trying catching up during this weekend, so sorry i am always so late.
- Last of the crystal ball series for this week! I’m moving back to my portrait series soon, more and more creative art styles are in the works. If you guys want to learn more on how I do work, there will be new speedrun videos I’ll be uploading in the upcoming weeks. Enjoy!
What a Snowflake world we live in, but this is almost smaller, an Ice Chrystal.
3D & 2D
Michigan has gotten a few Brisk mornings the past few days so I dressed like a Snow woman & proceeded to get out & freeze my arse off to capture my Creative Macro abilities. I wanted to stretch my possibilities to more of an extreme & this is what I have come up with. Enjoy & stay warm!