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Festive seasons, Christmas gift wrapped in red paper, with a single star and some golden tinsel.
The Star, tip to tip is less than 4 cm. But for Macro Mondays, theme "festive season" it shown not from tip to tip, at least not in all directions.
The background is a a book already wrapped, a golden star and some golden tinsel.
First light source was late morning light, second light source reflection from a cosmetic mirror.
A Red Admiral "Vanessa atalanta" with a bad wing.. at rest in Shaldon gardens.. (Slight Crop)
View On Black .... Large Size
~Rabindranath Tagore
Things I ♥ Month Continues! You know I have my deep love for Bokeh in a Jar, so it only makes sense that I would love...
Depth of Field: DoF (as it's more commonly known here on Flickr), is the portion of a photograph that appears in focus, while the remainder of the image is defocused...or what I like to call a-w-e-s-o-m-e. For me, the more shallow the DoF, the more my heart skips a beat. In fact, do you see my heart (which happened naturally in-camera)?
Note: Speaking of friends, I want to thank Lynda, for writing the most wonderful testimonial! Her stream is filled with amazing wildlife & macro shots, so please pop over now! :)
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150mm - 1/320 - f7,1 - Iso 250 - Flash off - Diritto esclusivo di riproduzione ©
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as a pollinator
Gee people really didn't like seeing snow yesterday is it my fault snow has that effect on Alfalfa?
Anyway here's a more seasonal shot-happy now?
I have been going through my archives tonight weeding out some that I am not really happy with and I came across these two that I had forgotten about. It is now almost 1 a.m. Saturday morning here "down under" so I am off to bed. Catch you in the morning (but that is probably when some of you are going to bed lol). It is difficult to keep up with the differences in day and night around the world.
#90 on Explore on 19th July, 2008.
150mm - 1/800 - f5,6 - Iso250 - Flash off - Diritto esclusivo di riproduzione ©
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Don't worry, guys... it's just a small figurine....lol
I am a RAT!
Rat people are so charming and attractive they are always surrounded by friends and admirers. They can also be lone tumbleweeds, seldom making lasting friendships. Known as Perfectionists, they never want to lose face. It takes an understanding friend to get them to "put on the dancing plumes." Rat people have vivid imagination and are known for creating extraordinarily magic moments in time. Not surprisingly, the sensitive Rats have the gift of insight and clairvoyance, so you better watch out what you think around them! Rats enjoy being leaders and pacesetters and usually enjoy extraordinary success in life.
When water rats talk, people listen. Commanding and eloquent, always the center of attention, the Water Rats also have a soft side that endears them to the world. When the world needs, Water Rats are there. Humanitarian fighters against hunger, illness, sadness, they try to bring happiness to others through their compassionate endeavors and smiling warmth. When the world wants a friend, it's the loyal and sincere Water Rat which draws them in. The Water Rat has a successful career but money-wise, it's pretty much middle of the road. Changing free-spending ways could lead to financial security if they are willing to make the effort. Their natural charisma attracts members of the opposite sex like wildfire, but Water Rats often don't set their standards high enough and are quite indiscriminate in seeking love affairs, until they finally settle down later in life. Once this happens, they advance pretty far exhibiting oodles of charm with their loved ones.
Famous RAT people: Richard Nixon, Shakespeare, Prince Charles, Julia Child, Louis Armstrong, Prince Andrew, Andrew Lloyd-Webber, Kathleen Battle, Albert Finney
Art is both creation and recreation. Of the two ideas, I think art as recreation or as sheer play of the human spirit is more important.
--Lin Yutang
Taken at: Pinoy Macro EB - Ninoy Aquino Wildlife Park
July 4, 09
series #10
Explored - Jul 15, 2009
"Refraction is also responsible for rainbows and for the splitting of white light into a rainbow-spectrum as it passes through a glass prism."
Wikipedia
Quick business trip to Seattle to meet with prospective clients...and how do I spend my lunch hour? Taking more photos. ;)
Hope you all are doing great--I miss you!
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hoverfly on fennel - this is a further cropped version of a previous post of this early nature photography shot
unidentified flying insect at rest on a pink rose (I think I found the identity after posting, but I want to see who else knows or can find it.)
Astute viewers might remember this beetle from last week ...well, here's a pretty green frame
:-) HGGT
-Storypeople (modified slightly by me)
I went for my first run in 2 weeks. Only 3 miles. It hurt. Which means it needed to be done. Oh and it might have hurt because there's a 25mph stead wind with gusts > 35mph. Ouch. These seeds I photographed last week are surely long gone...
Fall picture a day 29/91.