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52 weeks of 2015-Week 8: Bokeh

As my son climbed trees, I collected cones and did something creative!

“The pine stays green in winter… wisdom in hardship.” ~ Norman Douglas

Pinecone border on cotton towels

obviously provided by the lord.

 

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Crimean Pinecone lamp

by Pavel Eekra

size 8

maple veneer

 

photo by Alexander Nazaretsky

Sigma 105mm 2,8 EX DG

 

Torrey Pines State Nature Reserve, La Jolla

Tiliqua rugosa (shingleback skink, etc) photographed at Bold Park, Perth Western Australia. This species has a great range of common names. Blue toungues are cool lizards and the Wikipedia entry for this species is rather interesting. Apparently this species is monogamous.

To take this shot I used my 17 - 85mm IS Lens with a 10 x Macro Filter attached. This is the first time I have properly tried using the filters and I have to say I am really impressed with them. I think they are great value if you can't afford a dedicated macro lens - the only problem is seeing how these shots have turned out just makes me want a macro lens even more!

 

This shot is of a pinecone, I took a few different shots at different angles but this was the one I liked the most.

 

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macro shot w/ Sears TLS, Auto Sears 55/1.4 on Kopil bellows.

Seeds from this pod can grow trees to be 150 foot tall.

Carbon Canyon Regional Park

Brea, CA

 

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July 10, 2018

A Margie made leather pinecone that I LOVE and a beautiful 1800s hand painted bookplate I scored at the St. Lawrence market.

a single upturned pinecone on the beach.

Ponder Point, Mt. Evans Wilderness, Colorado.

An exercise in Macro.

Experimenting with the smallest extension tube (no.1) combined with the SMC Pentax M 50 / 2 lens

1/100s f/4

Meine ersten Bilder mit meiner neuen Kamera - Panasonic FZ50.

 

Freue mich über Anregungen und Verbesserungen...

 

Gruß

  

My first pictures taken with my new camera - Panasonic FZ50.

 

Looking forward to suggestions and improvements.

 

Greetings

So much for the pine cone. Will do some colour shots later, probably... Works quite well in BW though. Moving on...

Taken from Lassen Volcanic National Park, on the trail to Cinder Cone.

High contrast shadow does not look too good.

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