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What a challenge keeping the mirror clean. Certainly drove me nuts. On reflection a super challenge :) HMM!
Macro Mondays: In the Mirror
Stanley lies in the Roaring Forties, and so weather like this is not unusual when the storms blow in off the Southern Ocean. Here we see the volcanic plug called "The Nut" rising its full 152 metres above the small fishing village. But clearly, as you can see from this photograph, the rain is falling and the wind is howling.
There’s a betel stand on almost every street corner in Yangon, Myanmar's capital. It usually consists of a tiny table with ingredients laid out and a guy with red drool down his chin preparing the chews. Tiny pieces of the betel nut are set in a leaf, with lime paste, tobacco and who knows what else. The whole mess is then wrapped in the leaf and popped into the mouth. Chewing betel nut can cause a variety of health problems, including oral cancers.
...because somebody had to do it!
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Created for the Looking Close... on Friday theme, NUT & BOLT.
One nut waits to fall or be taken, food for nature, or another tree? Time will tell, just as it will for each of us 😉
Looking Close on Friday - Nuts and Bolts
Happy Looking Close on Friday everyone.
Hope this is OK, as it is only 1 nut and 1 bolt :)
The Grey Squirrel that has been raiding the nut feeders we have put up for the Great Spotted Woodpeckers in Alexandra Park, Dennistoun, Glasgow
I borrowed the 180mm macro and wanted to see what it can do. I grabbed some items in the shop that I thought would look cool with a macro lens capturing the images.