macro mondays

Seen in the Arid House at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, native to East Africa.

Have always loved collecting ammonite shell. Fibonacci spirals in these shells are beautiful.

Is it an elephant or is it a moth? hint: I found it in my gardenia bush:)

Magnification 🔎: 1:1 x 1.6 Crop

Lightning 💡: One remote controlled Canon Speedlite 600EX II-RT from above.

I wish you a happy Macro Monday and a great week.

A selection of my favourite intimate landscape images focusing on patterns in nature. All the images here were taken along a small stretch of the North East coastline between Seaton Sluice and Whitley Bay.

I love shooting the coast, it’s such a dynamic place to work, with the ebb and flow of the tides constantly shifting the sand, leaving intricate traces of the forces of Mother Nature on the landscape

Sword ferns with a beautiful coating of hoar frost near Gordon Bay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Macro Monday Theme

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Leaf from one of my green bean plants. It has shriveled up and is less than 2". The plants are winding down after a prodigious crop of green beans.

Macro Mondays theme:Yellow

Dahlia

Macro Monday 15TH July

patterns in nature theme

thank you for viewing and commenting .Happy Macro Monday.

Snaefellsnes peninsular, Iceland

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Nikon D7200 + Tokina 100mm f/2.8 FX Macro Lens (AT-X M100 AF PRO D AF 100mm f/2.8)

f/9 @ 1/500 @ iso 800

(tweaked in Smart Photo Editor)

For Flickr group "MACRO MONDAYS", topic: "Patterns in Nature"

For Flickr group "Mittwochsmakro - Wednesday Macro"

Patterns in Nature Macro Monday theme.

Macro Monday - Patterns in Nature

Underside of a fern

Autumn bliss.

I came across a new kind of mushroom today. They’re called Luxury Caps.

I love the mourning doves. They are gentle little souls, never aggressive at the feeders. They mate for life, so I usually see them in pairs. This one's mate was sitting on a nearby branch.

Macro Mondays

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Abalone Shell ... Mother of Pearl

feuille de cornouiller en début d'automne

The unfurling of a Leucospermum pin cushion flower.

A native to South Africa and Zimbabwe. Leucospermum cordifolium is an upright, evergreen shrub in the family Protaceae.

There are unique, globe-shaped pincushion-type flowers produced. This one seen here is a relatively new flower and not yet fully matured.

Growing 1 to 1.5 m in height. Flowers around 15 cm diameter.

These plants like well-drained, nutrient-poor, sandy, acidic soil and full sun.

Link to image of whole plant: www.flickr.com/photos/112623317@N03/54006774697/in/datepo...

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Physalis alkekengi

Macro Monday 15TH July

patterns in nature theme

thank you for viewing and commenting .Happy Macro Monday.

A ranunculus flower mid-bloom.

Happy New Year, Everyone !! :)

This is a leave starting to turn brown as it is nearing the end of fall in the Southern Hemisphere and heading into winter - This leave is aging beautifully

Inverted

Papaver 'Mother of Pearl'

Macro Mondays: Patterns in Nature

A broken pattern? HMM :))

For #MacroMondays REDUX 2019, #In-A-Row and #PatternsInNature

(visible width ca. 2.5 cm)

View from my street on the Ottawa River.

Vu de ma rue sur la Rivière des Outaouais.

Completely natural, aeolian formation.

Formation éolienne entièrement naturelle.

Snowdrift patterns drawn by the wind.

Motifs de Congères de neige dessinées par le vent.