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Taken for Beginner's Daily Challenge: Circles and Spheres
A close-up filter provides a shallow depth of field here, but it's otherwise a basic shot in front of a window providing some direct light. I also used a reflector to camera-right so that I could fill in some of the shadow. This caused the overall background exposure to darken just a touch, but I like the warm tone of the background over a stark white in this case because I feel it better suits the colors on the globe.
just trying out the macro feature, this is as close as it gets.. maybe for me... im afraid i might damage the lens
I shot this for the Macro Mondays group theme of Scientific: 09/05/2011.
This is a subset of the 200+ photos I took on the theme this weekend.
The barometer here works on the principle that on one side of the blue fluid is sealed, the other side is open to the atmosphere. As the barometric pressure gets lower, the fluid rises in the arm, as seen in this picture (the level in the arm is higher than the level in the globe. Sure enough, it rained shortly afterwards!
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EXIF
ISO 100
Aperture f/4.5
Shutter speed 1/160s
Daylight WB
0 EV
i found this tiny dew drop intricately cradled in the leaves of a wild orchid. When I clicked the macro, the light element in the background seemed like the light rays was falling from the heavens.
These eggs of the world were made of Mud in a novelty store in Kenya. These arent any bigger than a regular egg which is why the level of details in terms of names of countries is amazing. Too bad i couldnt avoid the light reflections on them.
We have this old globe and figured it would be good for macro pics.
Thought it might be interested if it was spinning, so this is courtesy of my husband :)
Series: Allium
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