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Macro Mondays - February 4, 2020: The Odd One
This theme really struck a chord with me. As I was pondering how to photograph a macro that portrayed my feelings, I looked in my desk drawer and just stared. There was one "odd" black pencil among several "normal" yellow pencils. The black pencil caught my mind's eye. I asked myself, "Why is it different, why is it odd?". It serves the same function, it could write my own thoughts, it could even erase my mistakes.
It stood out and commanded my attention.
The only difference was its color.
A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "The odd one". Most of the leaves from this blueberry ash tree are green, but there is always one...
First time I got a HST with one Red powercar at one end and one Blue one at the other. 43320 is the odd one out as it leads the 1B69 1745 Nottingham - London St Pancras International. Seen passing Thurmaston 17/7/20. (Taken using a pole)
The odd one out whilst spotting at Sandgate Station, the south bound Pacific National liveried freight coming through the coal corridor on the Main North/South Line.
NR42 leads the quad lash-up; with AN11, NR16 (Forrest) and 8171.
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.
After discovering that my flashes were all dead, I decided to grab some long exposures while they drilled Tilcon Danbury. The ground around this area was a bit odd resulting in this shot with some odd geometry. However it was still better than my last CT-2 shot, so here it is.
Macro Mondays, 3 February 2020. "The Odd One"
Macro view of a juniper berry surrounded by caraway seeds.
In every group of individuals... there is always at least one who (a bit like me)... feels that they don't quite fit in with the rest.
I found these little mushrooms while walking in the forest this morning. They were in absolutely perfect condition with not a single blemish... hah hah... a bit like me! ;)
Chinese Checkers is a game in which players race each other to see who can fill their destination triangle with colored pegs first. While the game is neither Chinese nor Checkers, it's a fun tactical game invented in Germany but based on an American game called Halma. You can play the game with two to six players. Follow the original rules, or create some of your own to play a variation of Chinese Checkers.
My trusty (rusty?) Nikon 1 J4 w/ 70's vintage 55mm Nikkor @ f8
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Looking close on Friday theme: “Odd One Out” 😊
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This Marbled Godwit and Willet were seen side-by-side in one legged stances trying to ignore each other but maybe still remain "friends" !! Seen at Malibu LAgoon.
30/11/2016; Now I am used to showers of rain, hail, sleet, or rain, but I entered quite the odd shower some time ago... ;)
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When we were in London, Odd wanted to call his mommy to tell her all about his adventures, but he had forgotten the country code for the netherlands.. :(
thank you all for liking yesterday's odd picture so much, i'm so so sooo happy you like him as much as i do :)