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Found some macro shots of a dandelion which I think are rather cool...more oldies...
I just read about how nutritious dandelions are..the whole plant is edible and yet many of us look upon them as weeds and work hard to eradicate them... What about you? Do you eat dandelion greens. tea. wine???
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I've spent my morning looking for my silly cat, Eos, who decided to disappear.. Unfortunately, my search around the neighborhood was not successful.. Hopefully the silly beast will show up sometime today.. But, since I haven't got that much time for playing, here is a few simple tulip macros, that I have taken last year (no, there is no blooming flowers outside here yet..) Such a great color and shape! Wishing you all a great day!
Red ants on a cornflower bud. Not seen this many ants on one bud before.
You can clearly see the reason why though - there are pools of honeydew on the bud. Not sure if this is natural or whether the ants actually damage the bud to make it leak. Focus stacked using zerene stacker
Got a free weekend lens rental from Calagaz Photo. Trying a Tamron 90mm Macro. This one has a "focus creep," meaning the focus doesn't stay where I put it! I don't think it's a typical problem for this lens . . . just a fluke in this particular one. Most of the reviews are good for the lens.
I tripped and spilled lemonade on the TV screen. Then I saw it, the squared regimented lines of pixels on the screen were transformed into vibrant moving colours. I was transfixed with the imagery and within half an hour I had the TV lying on it’s back and was spraying water over it....[full story]
A taste of eye candy from the archives. This EF-S 60 lens produced some of my favorite macros and portraits with the T2i.
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