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In Lancashire, England

 

© 2014 Tony Worrall

Melbourne City Church

Close-up picture of a Amanita poisonous mushroom in nature, Valsassina, Italy

Hexagonal print pattern on a magic card.

© Lauren Miller 2008 boxofzen.com/

 

yes. my beautiful office is an absolute mess right now. this spot here is where a lot of the "macro magic" happens. right smack in the middle of the floor!

My uncle collected remains that came out of a fireresistent brickstone factory, carved little wooden pedestals for them and glued them on top.

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.

Messing with flowers, a macro lens and my Kenko extension tubes...

Glistening, mauve striped petals of a Carnation.

Goa - Day 1. After we reached, got ready and went for lunch to amazing sea food restaurant 50 feet from the sea shore. Nothing would make it perfect except for a corona (they should start selling that in goa), but we settled for kingfisher. they small water beads are the children of hot summer day n a cold beer. So i showed off the macro magic power of my canon.

rose in raindrops on a green background

sequential formation of droplet & released drop

taken at 1100m at Booroomba Rocks, Namadgi NP, ACT.

macro magic. i set the timer, then set the camera beneath the floral arrangement (that was beneath a tree.)

 

(Is that a wax flower? i shall tag it as such, till someone corrects me!)

Before the leaves ~~ some interesting stuff happens! I'm not sure what kind of tree this is from, but I never noticed this before. Saw this in the parking lot at work. My co-workers wonder about me my camera.

Macro magic with my new 40D and my fave one of todays images

 

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Macro Magic - 5 (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.

adventures in macro :: whispy dandelion parachutes

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janineks4: Amazing shot!

 

superchon: @janineks4 thanks!

 

benitam22: You have a beautiful gallery

 

superchon: @benitam22 thanks benita! Your gallery's great too. Love the geometric series...might have to try that myself!

  

Reverse mount 55-250 at the 55 end. You can make out the leg of the gorilla pod in the ball bearing.

I haven't uploaded anything in so long. But I've been taking sooo many pictures. Each day brings me closer to my BFA Photography degree. This is an image I'm using for my Lighting final exam.

Common Darter male at close quaters.

taken at 1100m at Booroomba Rocks, Namadgi NP, ACT.

This was shot for the Macro Monday challenge of "Magic."

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