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Desert #rose #AdeniumObesum with swollen stems, slim leaves & striking #flowers grows where there is sufficient light, warmth & water.

 

Be wary of its poisonous sap.

 

Austin, Texas...April 18, 2008

 

a good macro lens really does open up a whole new world to explore...another macrovision pic with flash to begin this quick tour...

 

enjoy your Saturday...have fun!

When you're forced to stay inside and make homemade cold brew...the best way to enjoy is soaking up some sun.

You know I love a bit of minimalism right? And keeping things clean and simple. Although editing/looking at this photo has sent my eyes very weird! Can you tell what it is?!

 

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El muro de las polillas 👄

Urrao, Antioquia.

© Felipe Toro

Shot with a 55-250 stm /31mm extention tube.

📷 Nikon D7200 🔎 Nikon 50mm 1.8G (reversed with Fotodiox Nikon adapter) with 48mm of Neewer extension tubes

Overflowing senses

Heightened awareness

I hear my blood flow

I feel its caress

Whispering cosmos

Talking right to me

Unlimited, endless

God breathing through me

 

See the microcosm

In macrovision

Our bodies moving

With pure precision

One universal

Celebration

One evolution

One creation

 

Thundering rhythm

Pounding within me

Driving me onwards

Forcing me to see

Clear and enlightening

Right there before me

Brilliantly shining

Intricate beauty

 

See the microcosm

In macrovision

Our bodies moving

With pure precision

One universal

Celebration

One evolution

One creation

 

[ lyrics | hear (on Grooveshark - song isn't on YouTube) ]

 

Sometimes we focus on the smallest details and miss the giant things in front of us. "Can't see the forest for the trees," as the saying goes. We miss the group of people who do care about us because we're too fixated on the individual we want to be cared about by. It's rare I'll quote R.E.M. but I am fond of the statement from "Losing My Religion": Oh, life is bigger... It's bigger than you, and you are not me; the lengths that I will go to, the distance in your eyes. I usually express it using Men Without Hats' "Jenny Wore Black": You'll never see clear with tears in your face... hey, you'll never see clearly anyway. It's the microcosms in macrovision that we live for and risk dying of.

 

I've plotted this photo for weeks; I knew that when I found a good observation point at the Grand Canyon, I'd put on my 2.2x lens attachment (which I refer to affectionately as my "nausea induction device") and point at something a great distance away. Behind the amphetheatre there's a 2/5 of a mile long paved trail that goes to a walkway along the rim, and with a little wandering around this perfect place off the path but still a safe distance from the ledge appeared to me. All scenery, no barricades -- just me and the camera, with people walking by on the trail 15 yards or so behind me so they were within sight but out of mind. It wasn't my personal vision of Nirvana but I'm sure with concentration it could be a step in that direction, being Arahat... losing of the burden. I took this photo for you.

Next #prey trapped into the intricately woven #funnelweb will be devoured at leisure by the #spider after coolly coming out of the #web burrow

 

The Indian #FunnelWebSpider is harmless compared to its lethally deadlier Australian counterpart

Mitton in macrovision

Ice Crystals forming across my windows in Macrovision

Sous le soleil, même une mouche devient un bijou. Son corps irisé reflète la lumière comme une pierre précieuse oubliée sur une feuille. Dans le monde du macro, tout ce qui est ordinaire devient extraordinaire.

Signifying strength of character the very sight & scent of #galdiolus #flowers is good enough to gladden a gloomy person.

  

Easy-to-grow the #gladioli #bulbs are often called #SwordLily due to sword shaped #leaves.

  

#Macro #photography sans costly macro lenses.

Teacher ⇨ Adil Gazdar

 

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

"Dunas"

Mabel Pérez

 

"Espaldas"

Gustavo Danasini

 

"Puenes"

Liliana Mansilla

 

"Lomografia - Fisheye"

Graciela Pérez

 

"Mi Jardin"

Camila Vázquez Pianzola

 

"Detalles"

Luis Ferreriro

 

"Ventanas"

Mariano Perez

 

"Gente de acá"

Marisa Martín

 

"Macrovisiones"

Ezequiel Felice

 

"Pescando sueños"

Ceferino Pardo

 

"Nosotros"

Brenda Brizzi

 

"Abstracto"

Graciela Smail

 

"Accion y movimiento"

Stella Maris Parisi

 

"Al otro lado"

Antil Bidan

  

Profesor: RUBEN PINELLA !!!

 

Las obras que el público verá en la Sala Mayor del museo presentan una diversidad temática, técnica, estética y conceptual que, además de ofrecer una aproximación a los intereses, búsquedas y mundos personales de cada autor, permite tomar contacto con las infinitas posibilidades que brinda la fotografía como forma de expresión y creación.

 

11 de Diciembre 20:30hs.

Museo Municipal José A. Mulazzi

Tres Arroyos

 

La muestra está en exposicion desde Diciembre hasta Marzo en los horarios normales del Museo.

 

LOS ESPERAMOS !!!

Magnolia stellata (Siebold & Zucc.) Maxim.

As we have another lockdown situation, let's get creative and do some macro photography at home.

a decoration in macrovision...

 

Taken from the VHS of "The Complete Bagpuss" (1999).

 

For Entertainment Purposes Only.

Nothing Belongs to Me As Usual.

No Copyright Infringement Is Intended.

WARNING: I do not accept rude comments, chain letters, or spam.

 

Rose "Princess Sophie"👸🏰🌹💗💗

Nikon D5300 camera

Micro Nikkor DX 85.00 mm, F 8.0, 1/250 s, ISO: 400

The Spine-tufted skimmer, or brown-backed red marsh hawk

1 May, 2022

Purana Shalla, Gurdaspur, Punjab

OMD EM1X 300f4

1/2500, f4, ISO500

  

#arthropod #arthropod_perfection #arthropodsofinstagram #arthropodsanonymous #insect #insects_macro #insectphotography #insectguru #insectsofinstagram

#insectart

#insectworld #insects_of_our_world #macro #macromood #macroclique #macro_kings #macro_brilliance #macro_perfection #macro_captures #macro_vision #macro_highlight

#60mmmacro #indian_macro_lens #insectencounters #macro_indian

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