"Macro Mondays" ~ "Pick Two"

for macro mondays 'damaged plant'

The rainbow colours came purely from sun flare :)

for Macro Mondays - Pick Two

Metallic Stone

Macro Monday 14 June - Pick Two: delicate insect

Lippenstifte

Stampers van glas

Macro Mondays

Canon EOS 6D - f/14 - 6 sec - 100mm - ISO 200

- for challenge Flickr group: Macro Mondays, theme: Pick Two

- combination: Twisted-Glass or/and Twisted-Abstract

- photo of a small part of a glass cookie container (see picture in the first comment), for more dramatic effect with software transformed into a ball.

Yellow Flower

For Macro Mondays' #Pick Two theme.

List A: metallic

List B: insect

Unfortunately, this keyring isn't made from silver and diamonds. But it's definitely made of metal and shaped like a butterfly.

The image is approximately 2.5inches across.

For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #PickTwo.

Happy Macro Monday!

Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!

I really appreciate them!

small hybrid, pink tea rose (for MM)

For Smile on saturday#One single petal

and

MacroMondays#PickTwo (Twisted/plant)

Have a great weekend and thank you for visiting!

HSoS!

HMM!

Bumblebee, a striped insect in my garden.

Posted for the Macro Mondays theme "Pick Two".

90mm SB700 flash

The top of a beautiful jar which was made by a friend.

Precursor to an Indian feast for Macro Mondays Pick Two, in this case Bottle Top and Red

Macro-Mondays

Theme: ,,PickTwo"

colours: yellow

the items: flower

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“Pick Two”

"Macro Monday"

Little handicrafted basket for MacroMonday theme:"Pick Two" curved basket

curved basket handle

Blue Paper

On Macro Mondays theme "Pick Two", I've chosen Metallic and Brush for this composition.

Using the Nikon-converted Helios 44M at f/4, and the full complement of extension tubes (about 6cm) this image is about 10 by 15mm in size.

Very little post-processing; I've cropped and skewed the image slightly and increased exposure by 1 stop.

flax (linum usitatissimum), theme "pick two"; WWI_2811b1

MM

Pick Two, Monday June 29 2020 - Red and Pen - HDR of a Pilot V5 Hi-Techpoint 0.5

HMM to all participants!

“To the complaint, 'There are no people in these photographs,' I respond, There are always two people: the photographer and the viewer.” ~Ansel Adams

This is a vintage sauce boat, it has a lovely curved pouring spout.

This is about 4cm.

Happy Macro Monday.

Thank you for your views, faves and or comments, they are greatly appreciated !!!

Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission !!!

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Yakushima pampas grass in a park.

Macro Mondays: Pick Two

The vanilla extract bottle cap to be exact, 2 oz size, 1 inch square frame, 25mm square frame.

Yellow Flower

Macro f/22.0

Flower is .5" Wide. The visible part of the glass is 1" H x 1.5" W. Total image area is 2.5" W x 2.25" H.

Shepton, TX # 172

I received a bunch of sweet miniature roses. So gorgeous!

For Macro Mondays: this week's theme: 'Pick Two'. Pink flower.

Happy Macro Mondays/ HMM

A carved onyx fish showing stripes.

Jagged Stone

For this week's MacroMondays challenge Pick Two.

For making of Red Bottle Cap:

www.flickr.com/photos/digifred/50057703357/in/dateposted/

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Macro Mondays - Pick Two (Blue Pen)

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Tiny bug around 3mm in length. First time I saw these, which is not surprising, since they are easy to miss. I mistook them for grass flies at first (Chloropidae), since they have similar coloration.

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Contribution to MM challenge for 29/6/20, theme: "Pick Two"

The rules clearly state that clarity should be given in the description as to which 2 list items form the image so this is pink paper, it just happens to have a flower in front of it.

This is the kind of challenge I love as it pulls together a number of elements I enjoy most, i.e. macro, flora and using the same colour for foreground and background (or slightly contrasting). I really should have managed more images but some stuff got in the way of doing that. The flowers are still in situe and there's all the others I bought for the occasion so I could push on with some more...

I have a feeling I've used that name before but nothing fits better in my naming scheme - yes, there is a scheme to my naming convention!!