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Rosemary Beetle (Chrysolina americana) on Lavender (Lavandula; in the mint family, Lamiaceae) branch!

 

It is an attractive 5mm long metallic green beetle with purple stripes on its wing cases and thorax. The beetle devours the leaves of rosemary, lavender, thyme, sage and some other related plants. The beetle is a native of southern Europe that has become an established pest in Britain since the 1990s.

 

 

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"La particolare pianta, scoperta nel 1779 dal botanico e geologo austriaco barone Franz Xaver de Wulfen (nato a Belgrado nel 1728 e morto a Klagenfurt nel 1805), è molto rara ed è visibile solo in una zona particolare dei Balcani, tra l’Albania e il Montenegro, in Siria e in Himalaya."

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Canon EOS 6D + Meyer Optik Görlitz Trioplan 2,8 / 100 @ 1/1250 f/2.8

One drop of milk dropped onto another drop. I think this shows the scale of exactly how small these drops actually are. This cap fits on a 58 mm. lens. Not exactly the result I was hoping for, but with the clean-up after each drop, I was quite willing to settle for this one out of the lot. Had to have the tripod fully extended to place the camera almost directly over the drop. This meant having to stand on a chair each time to replace the lens cap after cleaning.

Probably won't do any more of these ;-)

Sony NEX-6 + Auto Chinon 50mm f/1.4 @ 1/1600 f/1.4

Milk dropped into plain water in a pan lined with black plastic. Speedlites from the sides.

 

Better On Black

The colors of Sedona red rocks at sunset.

I like the way the colours turned out in this one.

Fall Garden Flowers

Blue Bells & Ladybird

I have nothing more to say. Some people just disappoint me.

But I like the picture anyway.

 

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EXIFs:

Canon EOS 50D

Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM

f/2.8

1/250s

ISO 100

no tripod, external flash @ 1/64

Exif: Sony A7RM-iv-Canon 100mm-f/8-ISO 100-1/250 manual exposure. On Camera Flash Manual Exposure.

I know I'll see you again, I'm sure

No, it's not selfish to ask for more

One more night

One more day

One more smile on your face

But they can't take yesterday

 

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I just can't believe you're gone

Still waiting for morning to come

Wanna see if the sun will rise even without you by my side

When we have so much in store

Tell me what is it I'm reaching for

When we're through building memories

I'll hold yesterday in my heart

 

They can take tomorrow and the plans we made

They can take the music that we never played

They can take the future that we'll never know

They can take the places that we said we would go

All the broken dreams

Take everything

Just take it away

 

But they can never have yesterday

  

I thought our days would last forever

But it wasn't our destiny

'Cause in my mind we had so much time

But I was so wrong

Now I can believe that I can still find the strength in the moments we made

I'm looking back on yesterday

 

All the broken dreams

Take everything

But they can never have yesterday

  

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Sony NEX-6 + Auto Chinon 50mm f/1.4 @ 1/4000 f/1.4

 

Milk makes some great drops, but gets very messy in the water.

 

View On Black

The effects in the water are from aluminum foil crumpled up. Speedlite 430EX ll from the rear behind frosted glass and Speedlite 580EX ll from the right with red gel. The splash has blue dye and there is green dye in the water.

 

Water FX

Eight dandelion seeds balanced on a piece of cardboard with slight adhesive. Only editing was cropping.

Dropping yellow food coloring mixed with milk into what once was blue water. The blue background is a result of the flash firing at a blue plastic sheet behind the drop. The little droplets at the edge of the rim are just starting to form on this one. Had to clone out a couple of bubbles in the water :-(

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Sparkling water droplets on a close up of a rich red rose.

One frame. Panning and dropping in a 2 second frame.

 

Is that Barbapapa? I've been wanting to get Barbapapa in one of mine.

Waterdrop on top of a petal flower, refraction.

I tried to mimic a famous Ansel Adams photo in macro mode.

A few I had in my files. I had at least 34 picked out - it's hard to chop down to 14. I have so many in my archives - way too many to post individually so once in a while I do this. These are all from the past month and a half.

 

A Large Set

 

... I guess this is a Tanymecus palliatus :D

Found this little guy on a slide in my garden!

 

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