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Another week and I was not going to play.
Magic had me stumped.
Until I got to work that is. A coworker has this Magic 8 Ball on her desk.
Perhaps looking for answers when her boss asks stupid questions.
I never owned one of these but in today’s world these are as good as anything to come up with answers to today’s complex questions.
Macro Magic - 8 (of 12) - Canon 30D (2006) with Vivitar 55mm 1:2.8 auto macro (Fotodiox OM to EOS adapter) - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, where he works as a writer.
Beneath the gentle waters of Eleuthera’s Oleander Gardens lies a vibrant tapestry of life — intricate coral facades, elusive crustaceans, feathered worms, and sponges painted in colors that defy imagination.
Here, nature’s patterns are both science and art, and every frame is a reminder: beauty thrives where we choose to look closely.
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A bit of macro magic.. ;D
This Ture Katydid was a bit anoyed at me as I took a number of photos of her. I just learned that this insect is a female. Females have a blade-like egg laying organs called "ovipositors" that are frequently mistaken for stingers. I thought she was interesting enough to capture a few moments.
400 mm lens .... a lot ... I know on some shots like this I can't get the clarity that my baby girl would with her macro magic ... but still ... it's just so handy to have in certain times ... like this one...very high winds ... and little buddy here was just a clinging to the blueberry bush ... nice to see the dragons back ... they are a big part of Palo and I .... how cool...
Macro Magic - 6 (of 12) - Canon 30D (2006) with Vivitar 55mm 1:2.8 auto macro (Fotodiox OM to EOS adapter) - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, where he works as a writer.
Silent shutter clicks,
Exposure paints ethereal,
Light's abstract whispers.
Infinite patterns,
Abstract exposure's delight,
Glimmers juxtapose.
noun: pho·tog·ra·phy;
pronounced: \fə-ˈtä-grə-fē\
The word photo-graphy derived from the Greek word 'photos' which means (“light”)
and graphein (“to draw”).
The word was first used in the 1839 and will be 170 years old at the strike of midnight!
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"Thank you for helping me evolve here on flickr with you in all of 2008
your views are truly my inspiration for me to grow; thank you for being an integral part of this evolution. ; )
Happy New Year!!
and all my best wishes for 2009!
~peace"
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A bit of macro magic.. ;D
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My latest 35mm point and shoot acquisition (£1.50 from a charity shop).
Photo taken using my new saucepan technique (I think it distributes the flash more effectively).
Note the little flower button which does some kind of 6cm macro magic. (Update: no it doesn't!)
100 and 400 ISO DX sensing only
CR2 battery
It's very light and compact - hope the pictures turn out good too!
(More details from Arty Smokes at Camerapedia.)