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One of the benefits of playing with our dog is the "closer-to-the-ground perspective it provides - and the discovery of these small delights. Despite the trampling they endure from the running, ball chasing, rolling and general canine chaos, they persist on bringing their beauty into the world. The blossoms are less than a 1/4 inch in width and the height does not exceed 3 inches. Tiny flowers rule!

An antique hand held mixer. HMM everyone!

Helianthus annuus - ornamental sunflower

Macro Mondays - Into the woods

Macro Mondays-Abstract

 

Stu made a comment these little seeds resemble corn, I agree!

 

This is what is left of a tiny flower growing along the edge of my yard. Not sure what it is.

Photo taken with Focos

November Lily, just the one flowering in July. Most unusual to do that.

Flower center macro

Peacock feather macro

The other one

 

Two chain shots, which is your favourite?

"La vida siempre nos depara muchas sorpresas agradables, nosotros solo tenemos que aprender a agradecerle esos momentos."

Juan Paradela

 

Luis Fonsi - Despacito. La canción del verano

  

nikon d850 sigms 180mm 3.5

for #MacroMondays #AllNatural

Leica 100mm APO Macro Elmarit R f2.8 w/35mm extension tube

Storage box lid, well used, with transparent and translucent panels molded at different heights.

Pattern and backlight illumination from my tablet.

Macro view at the texture of a orange mushroom/fungi. I liked the color straightaway ;-)

A tiny visitor on my tea cup. Looking at me as if it knew what I was doing.

The kitchen is often a good place to find a shot for MM and it's where I spotted the spout on an olive oil pot. I lit the edge of the spout and used maximum aperture so only the hole (8mm diameter) is in focus. The result is almost three dimensional.

Water droplet on broccoli

They were growing in my yard.

Macro Mondays: Green

Canon 7D et Sigma 180mm macro

(Pano Crop). A 'Large Red Damselfly'.. 'Pyrrhosoma nymphula'....

 

TGIF.. Have a super day.. thanks for looking..

 

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Redux 2017 - My Favorite Theme of the Year - Heart.

 

I might also use this in my 52 in 2018 challenge - #48 - Fill the frame.

  

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