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This marble, I had it in a drawer for a long time, these little ones, were the ones that entertained us when we were children. Today I take a picture of it, with a background of lights, to make it stand out more.
Esta canica, la tenía en un cajón guardada desde hacía mucho tiempo, estas pequeñas, eran las que nos entretenían cuando eramos niños. Hoy le echo una foto, con un fondo con luces, para que destacara más.
Macro Mondays 12/03/18 theme Imperfection.
Standard marble captured with a 100mm macro lens and 50mm reversed and attached the front of the 100mm
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Marble macro in soft light on a CD
No photoshop or lightzone involved. This is straight out of the camera. Taken with the kit lens (16-50mm) and macro tubes.
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Cloudless skies and sunshine greet the Southern Belle as it rolls north on the Heavener Subdivision past a group of grazing cows near Marble City, Oklahoma. The train is beginning the final leg of its tour of the KCS North-South mainline which began three days before in Laredo, Texas and will finish when the train arrives the railroad's namesake city later in the day.
i had to throw this picture into the mix.
this cat is so old and has never been touched, picked up or inside a house, as far as i know.
she won't even let anyone near her and she has been alive for a long long time.
she moves very slowly almost as slow as a turtle.
i am surprised she has been alive for so many years.
i have seen cats come and go but she is a champ. and a good blender. she wears the perfect camouflage.
CN train U790 (Minntac East) departs Two Harbors with 145 empties behind three C40-8s (2028, 2016, 2013). DM&IR 193 and Soo 700 switch empty tank cars at Marbles.
Looking close... on Friday! theme: A Single Marble
Thank you everyone for your visits, faves, and kind comments
Buck Farm Canyon as it joins the Colorado River in Marble Canyon. Ephedra (Mormon Tea) is the plant in the foreground.
I went up County Road 3 a bit from my Bogan Flats campsite looking for a place to photograph the low clouds. Near the small town of Marble, Colorado I found a nice beaver pond. Notice the beaver lodge on the upper left side of the pond.
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Roman sculpture of a noble woman, dating to circa 130-140 A.D. and the reign of Hadrian. She is from, what is known as, the Temple of Aphrodite in Cyrene, Libya. She is made of two types of marble, a simpler one from Athens called Pentelic for the body, and a more exclusive for the head from the Greek island of Paros.
She was excavated in 1865 by Captain Robert Murdoch Smith and Commander Edwin A. Porcher and brought to the British Museum where she still is.
(The portraits of the wall behind her seems to be from Palmyra - just judging by their looks.)