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Wood fungi. An unusually long and warm January thaw has many things waking up from their winter dormancy - including this wood fungi.
Pentax K3, D FA 100mm f2.8 macro.
Twenty five stacked digital images.
MCCP1112-MCCP1137 PMax+DMap_tu3
Side view of a mouth blown goblet
Macro Monday 24.8.2020 "Glass" - candidate #2
Focus stack
Square version
An image of a harlequin ladybird (Harmonia axyridis) photographed some time ago in a warm and dull morning.
Stack info: Canon 6D, Canon MP-E 65 lens
30 natural light exposures at f6.3, ISO 100
Magnification: 2.4X
messing about with some old lenses, tried a 135mm prime with an old 50mm prime reversed and all on tubes.This is a 37 x shot focus stack.
Focus stack assembled using Helicon Focus Pro.
Sony A7V + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS
90mm f/5 1/13sec ISO500
This little ensemble sits on a little table in our little hallway and is easily missed, but I like it.
I guess the figure is a Victorian rendition of Father Christmas or some such.
In my bizarre rendering, I seem to have them floating in air, but what the heck! Santa's magical.
© AnvilcloudPhotography
"The Dragon of Destiny" it says on the bottom of this pewter (?) dragon ornament that my wife has had for years. The dragon measures 2.5 inches tall and 2 inches wide at the base.
Technical: a focus stack of 10 images processed in Helicon Focus (option C). Some global adjustments in Lightroom (clarity, blacks). Fibre strand removal, dodging and burning in Photoshop. Sharpening and radial filter (vignette) in Lightroom.
fluorite crystals from Yongchung Mine, Xia Yang City, Provinz Fujian, Quanzhou China, FOV 5,8 cm, stacked with Helicon Pro,
A derelict wooden collapsing house or shed surrounded by trees. Regina Photo club field trip, NW of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. 13 November 2021