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Selection of perfumes in miniature. The bottles have no more than 1 inch of width each one, the lids are smaller than this.
For Macro Mondays Group.
Week theme: Lids
Ein Pillendöschen, gefunden in der hintersten Ecke meiner Schublade.
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A pillbox found in the back corner of my drawer.
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Une casemate trouvée dans le coin arrière de mon tiroir.
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The lid of a small pillbox ( < 2” in diameter ) showing the imprint of a horse portrait in leather. This piece is handmade with heart and soul in Ubrique, Andalusia (Spain)
Taken on November 16th, 2019 and uploaded for #MacroMondays #Lids
ƒ/2.8
4.5 mm
1/40 Sec
ISO 800
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
Cette boîte à bijoux en bois local de Polynésie présente un couvercle en nacre gravée de motifs marquisiens surmonté d'une perle noire faisant office de bouton poignée. Cet élégant objet d'art fait partie des pièces de collection de la famille exposées dans le salon. #Macro #Handle #MacroMondays
Lid of a little Pill Box
Size incl neg space : 1 ½” x 1 ½”
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
Uploaded for the groups
Macro Mondays #Lid
and
😄 Happy Macro Monday 😄
Gigaset GS290
ƒ/2.0
3.5 mm
1/33 Sec
ISO 494
It's not the first time I've photographed this pretty perfume bottle lid but it is the first time for MM.
HMM!
Macro Mondays: Lid
(Lid is 1.905cm/3/4")
Macro Mondays theme: lid
Thank you for your kind comments and favs. All are greatly appreciated. HMM
This pot is from my doll house... it measures from handle to handle 1 inch and top to bottom a little over 1/2 inch...
The history of bottle stoppers goes back to the early days of wine production, when wine was stored and transported in wooden barrels. To prevent the wine from oxidizing, a piece of bladder was used to seal the barrel. This method of sealing evolved over time, leading to the development of more massive bottle stoppers
nl.lqpclosures.com/news/what-is-the-history-of-bottle-sto...
J'ai en ma possession quelques théières en verre ou en céramique de collection possédant un couvercle assorti. Celui-ci tout en verre propose une forme originale. #Macro #MacroMondays #Lids
Old, probably deserves retirement... still, so simple and beautiful and so easy to combine with colours :-)
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Macro Mondays ~ Lid
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So much choice. In the end, I didn't see the forest for the trees but then settled for this metal screw-on lid of a small, round tin I got at the beads shop. A tiny perfume sample bottle with a very pretty lid was another option but I decided to reserve the latter for a "bottle" or maybe "perfume (bottle)" theme.
Yesterday, I wasn't happy with the focus spot on the lid but at least I knew what I wanted to achieve regarding the colours and background so I took a few more photos today, and for once, it worked out to repeat the set-up including the bokeh effect. The green and purple/orange bokeh in the backdrop is from lids, too. It was an "accident" because actually, I only checked if the metal lid looked nice as a subject, and I hadn't bothered to remove the two other lids from the blue foam sheet, my actual background, so they happened to be in the image. But I liked the effect so they stayed ;) The green/orange part is from a green screw cap that belongs to a small lime juice bottle. The pink bokeh shapes are from a tiny aluminium peel-off lid that was on a Wasabi tube. It's the type of extra protective, second lid that you also find on toothpaste tubes. I had stuck it into the green screw cap, and I realised it makes a nice, tiny reflector.
Technicalities: The metal screw-on lid is 0,9 cm/0,35 inches high, and together with what you see of the tin itself (1 cm/0,39 inches) and the negative space with the lid bokeh, the width of the frame should be about 3,5 cm/1,37 inches. It's a single shot illuminated from above with my natural light photo LED lamp. The LED on the right was equipped with the red, translucent plastic lid and also partly pointed at the mini reflector tube lid. The LED on the left was equipped with the yellow, semi-translucent detergent bottle cap, so lids were also used behind the camera ;) The fourth light source was my small LED flashlight which I put on a green glass bottle and held both above the metal lid.
HMM, Everyone, and have a nice week ahead!