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"C'est quand le puits est sec que l'eau devient richesse"
"This is when the well is dry that water is wealth"
A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "Brew". Some freshly brewed coffee, with bubbles and condensation droplets.
Door knob from the early 20th century Pither stove in the dining room at Bateman's - the home of author Rudyard Kipling in Burwash, Sussex
some of which actually happened :-)
― Mark Twain
my first attempt at selective coloring, water lily, j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, Raleigh, north carolina
Little glass ends of fairy lights might seem insignificant, but can transform and brighten the atmosphere and ambience to something magical.
Title says it all really. Found this beautiful immature damselfly whilst out walking the dog this morning :) Was pretty windy but managed this handheld stack.
Le même que celui du palmier !
Pas de bonne qualité, car pas assez de lumière à l intérieur, mais je partage avec vous , ce merveilleux moment !
Circles within circles - picture is actually the bottom of a small colander, and is about 2 inches across, which a bit of digital fiddling. It is not, as some of you might think, a view of a selection of (well ordered) small planets, passing through the rings of a Saturn-like gas-giant (in which case it would not be a macro !)
Another challenge for macro Monday's theme glass and whilst on a flight home from the Canary islands my thoughts wandered to the many possibilities of what i could create.
As I gazed out of the window ascending to cruising altitude of about 35000 feet something caught my eye! That tiny hole in the window called the bleed hole there to protect us from the difference in air pressure and what a wonderful job it does in keeping us safe.
This is a slide lock for a trombone. The lock rotates and engages with a wedge shaped lug on the outer tube of the slide. Once engaged the outer tube of the slide is held firmly in place.
Ribbon threaded through a needle in the shape of a heart for the Macro Mondays "Hearts" challenge.
I made a heart shaped aperture to go over the front of the lens from cardboard to form the Heart shaped bokeh.
Yongnuo YN568EX-II Flash triggered with ETTL cord with octagon softbox camera left lighting the Ribbon.
Yongnuo YN500 with red flash gel behind ribbon lighting a piece of kitchen foil scrumpled up and then flattened out again to form the Bokeh Hearts behind. YN500 triggered via the YN568EX-II built in wireless trigger.
Both flashes were on manual as well as the camera.
Thanks for all the comments and faves really appreciated :) HMM
First pic in explore :) 13/02/17