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For Macro Mondays theme 'Less Than an Inch'.
The image shows a portion of a very small feather I picked up some while ago on the seashore. It was shot with my macro lens plus three extension tubes, as a ten-shot focus stack. The feather almost certainly comes from an oystercatcher, a pretty black and white species of seabird that is common around here. The feather was very unusual in that it was cleanly divided into a black side and a white side by the central rachis of the feather.
... is the topic for Sunday ~ July 14th, 2019 Group Our Daily Challenge
love my iPhone
important is not the camera, but who serves them :-)))
A lone cormorant paddles on a coastal lagoon looking for food, just a few minutes after sunrise. Cuttagee Lake, Far South Coast, NSW.
Thank you very much everyone for your visits, comments and faves. I greatly appreciate you taking the time to do so.
Bologna (Emilia Romagna - Italia): l'occhio vede le linee e ne risulta attratto.
Bologna (Emilia Romagna - Italy): the eye sees the lines and is attracted to them.
Captured for Window and Wall Wednesday. HWW everyone!
Edited using Deep Dream Generator and Snapseed.
This month the themes for Melbourne Flickr Friends were "Path" or "Leading Lines". I am not sure which one I had in mind when I shot this image as it covers both options. Taken on a frosty morning near by.
Nikkor 24mm f/2.8
– test series with polariser and wide angle lens for first trip out after CV-19 quarantine.