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19th Imagoism Thursday
Our tribute to a very talented artist and wonderful friend, imago2007
on Explore! #463
EYE OF THE NEEDLE
Dedicata a Lucianolibe47 ed a Emilio42
Canon 5D Mark II – 150mm + 1,4X – 1/100s – f9 – Iso 100 – No Flash – Tripod - Mirror lockup
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150mm - 1/160 - f8 - Iso200 - Flash off - Diritto esclusivo di riproduzione ©
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The Goal was to combine the Flickr Fridays Theme and Macro Mondays in one shot.
Flicker Mondays theme is shadows. Where there is no need, to include the object itself. Macro Fridays, war redo, like repeat or do it again. And for Macro Mondays there are size restrictions, too. Maximum size of 75 mm or 3 “.
Anyway, all these pictures include shadows and repeated pattern. Therefore, photos were made with two different sizes of forks, smaller one and larger one. Started with 5 of larger onces and then reduced to 4, 3, 2 and one, and repeat with the smaller once. And partly, just for fun a caliper was include to measure the size of the shadows. In Total approx. 30 pictures,
As for the making of, these photos, sometimes in the afternoon, on a black plate of slate, normally used as coaster at my dining table or the balcony table
Feel free to leave comments and constructive feedback. No P1/C1 or seen in group and similar. I will delete these mostly, especially with a big logo.
not too long ago
as i was savoring the stillness
of the early hours of the day
i stood before this
minuscule water droplet
bathed in the morning light
i looked at it as closely as i could
and to my amazement i saw
how the universe encased
within its iridescent walls
had suddenly become
as malleable as my imagination
it was a moment when
i realized i was looking at
something in the grandeur
of its smallness.
Yes, I know screws was last week, and this week is metal.
So everything is perfectly fine, and I am not the only one with screws.
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Just want to thank you all for letting Quasimodo reach no1. on explore!.. my first!... ^_^
#1 again on Explore!!...now that's incredible...3 no.1's in a row!!!!...really grateful to you all!!!!
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300mm - 1/1000 - f5,6 (-2/3 ev) - Iso160 - Flash off - Diritto esclusivo di riproduzione ©
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Tapes, three tapes originally bought for a demonstration, an inside joke for 20 cm Lieber Peter, sind in Wirklichkeit viel größer, a German song describing the length of carrots, bananas or similar items.
For the photo, and there are three identical measuring tapes, one side in cm one side in inch, placed on a piece of tablecloth, with strong contrasts to the blue tape. And instead of Black and white this time real strong an popping colors
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Another poppy photo from me. The garden has been awash with them this year so it was too tempting to ignore them. Sadly, they're starting to get beyond their best so it'll not be long before they're gone for another year
The lavender in my garden is flowering earlier this year. The yellow background is courtesy of some kind of yellow ground covering flower, the name of which I know not what
Happy Monday and wishing everyone a great week ahead :-)
I took this photo of a tiny individual flower from a clump of a ground covering plant in the garden. I used my 'Seek' app to identify it and apparently it's known as Soft Stork's bill (Erodium malacoides). It's a species of flowering plant in the geranium family and known also as Mediterranean stork's bill and oval heron's bill
You can see Gaillardia in the foreground with a smattering of poppies and the citrus colours of a bush of euphorbia in the background. I took this at the beginning of June but at the moment they're suffering greatly from the intense heat that's currently gripping Europe
I'm sorry I've been a bit hit and miss on Flickr for the past ten days or so but my partner has just undergone major heart surgery and life has been a tad difficult. He's in a hospital almost two hours away from where we live and I don't drive so......you can imagine. He's away for a whole month - ten days in hospital and then three weeks in a rehabilitation clinic. The things life unexpectedly throws at you!
131mm + 20mm - 1/100 - f16 - Iso 250 - Flash on - Diritto esclusivo di riproduzione ©
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I have three agapanthus - two in the garden and one in a big pot by the kitchen door. This one is in the garden. They've never flowered as well as they have this year
I bought a bunch of assorted coloured ranunculus at the market on Tuesday. This red one was my favourite
The art of sewing, to generate patterns, to hold thing together and many more meanings I learned for this weeks Macro Mondays. Sofar I knew Stitching SW to make panoramas.
But after learning the meaning, back to my trusty snow shoe walking boots from Salewa. Not only, to the fit nicely, have good traction on slippery ground, the even provide some photo motives.
For the two eyelets, the outer distance is approx. 35 mm, for the criss cross stitching, cutting or dressing pattern, the length is approx. 40 mm
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I took this photo in the middle of last month. It is one of my yellow hibiscus flowers. As Autumn was encroaching they were trying desperately to flower but the colder nights were stopping them in their tracks and this is as far as they got. Plus, the yellow colour of them was coming out more like orange. I like their shape (& colour) despite the stunted growth