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A bit of macro magic.. ;D

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A bit of macro magic.. ;D

» © Noël Heinz 2014

morning shot on our garden adenium collection

The music like water-

 

I want to find your texture

under water

in the darkest night

with my hands open

like the blind,

who can move on a current of breath.

It's my strange luck

to know the difference between tears

and rain; morning's dampness,

in black pools where the moon rests

and rainbows rise.

 

A bee caught by a spider.

Chilly this morning waiting for it to warm up ... The sun is out so it will soon..

This fellow is waiting for it to warm up as well..

Testing new macro magic lens with iPhone 4!

Fall in love with the new toy,handphone macro lens!!

I was washing my teeth when I overview it, and I just couldn't help myself to go pick up the camera :)

In Lancashire, England

 

© 2014 Tony Worrall

The house, the kids, and the big brother.

Macro Magic.. love the details on its back bone and that red thingy..

Hexagonal print pattern on a magic card.

This photo was taken along the exterior fence of the Marie Selby Botanincal Garden in Sarasota Florida, USA. The picture is unaltered with the excetion of cropping.

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A bit of macro magic.. ;D

dedicated to Hammy's friend Tony"life has some cruel twists ...rest in peaceTony

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

In Lancashire, England

 

© 2014 Tony Worrall

Melbourne City Church

Aswe say here these are all wee totie things, so put your glasses on so you dont miss any of them

Dedicated to the exclusive Life In The Undergrowth Group

 

To the inspiring administrator and good friend Matthew Turner the master of macro magic and flower photography.

   

Fun Facts:

 

An Earwig (featured above) can tunnel as deeply as six feet into the ground to escape the cold.

 

Termites eat through wood twice as fast when listening to rock music.

 

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Getting to grips with the quirky Olympus 60mm Macro lens

© 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.

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.

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