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This was film. Didn't take notes on the exposures. Duh.
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Love the bokeh on this film shot. Can't do that with my other setup.
Golden Nut
If I were nut, where am I ? maybe a spacecraft nut in the far-up sky, or maybe part of a Vauxhall Viva, 🚗 driven around by a lead-footed diva, I'd like to be a Porche wheel nut, wheelspinning around like a big donut. 🍩
Fun poetry
by Sean.
For this week's (Macro Monday) with a theme of "fastener" I assembled a selection of small nuts and bolts 🔩 and tried to make them look as interesting as I possibly could.
This image was photographed outside with the lovely sunshine as my only light source.
I got in very close to capture this image in macro. All the nuts and bolts were the same size, although it doesn't really look that way.
I do have a vast array of things I could have used today for the prop, I have a large shed full of items suitable, which made choosing anything more difficult.
I have enhanced the image in the usual way to hopefully improve the end result.
Love & Peace Everyone ❤️
Cheers 🍻 Sean.
Classic pose of this little guy..
Thanks for looking,
Kurt
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My little Peanut, Deep Dream Generated.
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This type of screw nut is called "wing nut" for a good reason.
And when you consider that this is a detail of a wooden plane, you get a plane wing... nut. So, perfect match for this week's theme "wing", right?
Anyway, I'm late to the party, this time around, just a few hours shy of the end of the submission window, so it'll have to do. 😉
Thinking out of the box to break opening some walnuts
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All on its own, but captured amidst a grove of eucalyptus shrubs in bloom.
The nut is less than a centimetre in size.
Luke 2:12 And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
THE CHRISTMAS NUT! This is a true story that happened a few years ago in my church. Sunday school was just let out and the little ones came filtering back up from the basement to the main church auditorium in Indian River Baptist Church. A young mother was rejoined by her two youngest. They came up to her very excited because of the cute craft they had just made in their classes. The boy was 3 and the girl 5 years old. They showed Mom the cradle manger made from a cardboard tube which had been cut in half lengthwise, turned over and the two halves stapled together. A whole peanut in the shell had been wrapped in a scrap of swaddling from paper towel and a face drawn on it. This baby Jesus was then placed in the cradle manger with some straw made from recycled junk mail. The little boy had already eaten his peanut and loudly exclaimed, “Jesus is a nut!”
Out of the mouths of infants He has perfected praise! Yes, Jesus is a nut! Who else would be crazy enough to leave the glories of Heaven and be born as a human baby with only one goal in mind: to die for the sins of the world? Who else would love me so much to suffer such shame, mockery, pain, separation, denial and betrayal ? Who but our beloved Savior would be nutty enough to become sin for me that I might be made the righteousness of God in Him? Oh, yes, Jesus did the craziest thing for me, but the most wonderful and beautiful thing that anyone ever did! Praise God for His unspeakable gift!
When you get out those special holiday mixed nuts, think of Jesus and His absolutely crazy love for you! As you put them under the pressure of the nutcracker and they burst open, meditate upon the unthinkable pressure put upon Jesus upon the Cross and of His broken Heart, Body and crushed Spirit all for you!
If you haven’t yet come to understand His once for all completed sacrifice, if you never accepted this “Christmas Nut”, will you finally make the decision right now? Receive Him as your personal Savior with the heart of a child just like the little boy who gladly ate the peanut.
“Whosoever shall call upon the Name of the Lord shall be saved.” Romans 10:13
Please share this message and/or photo in your cards this year, print it, forward, use it to the glory of God!
Kathie Luther* Heart Windows Ministry*
The topic for Macro Mondays is Negative Space, and as always, whenever an MM topic is announced, the first place I look for a subject appropriate to the theme is my ridiculously cluttered desk. And, sure enough, this nut, which, along with several others, has been residing on my desk for probably five years now, looked like it held some promise. When I picked several of these up off the ground, I thought they looked like chestnuts (see the whole nut in the first comment below), but there weren't any chestnut trees around that I could see, so I'm not sure what they are.