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These don't bite, though...
Except you count frostbite...😁
Ice teeth on a rock near the summit of the Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain.
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Male lion in the Okavango Delta Botswana
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
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The upwelling of a lava flow created these plates called "dragon's teeth" all along the north rim of the peninsula at Makaluapuna Point, Maui, Hawaii. Processed with Lightroom, Photoshop and Topaz filters.
Dragon’s Teeth was formed as a result of one of the last lava flows from West Maui Volcano thousands of years ago. The lava flow met the intense ocean waves and strong sea winds causing it to jut upwards, cool, and harden, creating the jagged black rock appearance.
a black swan swimming on a lake
Exif
Sony A7S
Tamron 150-600
LA-EA4 Adapter
1/1000s
ISO 1250
F8
600mm
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Chipmunks have incredible personalities. They are funny, smart, engaging, cute, silly, feisty, spastic and above all.....friendly.
This rocks formation called "Devil's teeth" on the Senja island near Tromso in Norway is a "must see" spot on the Senja trip. I spend just a few minutes here and promised to be back next time.
Thanks a lot my dear friend rei🌛 moon 月 to do collab photo with me for MOM event
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Although at first I was a bit disappointed I was not allowed to post a macro of a Oriental Salsify, I am pretty satisfied with "my" teeth (the seeds of a bell pepper). I wish you all a Happy Macro Monday!
Thanks for the views, comments and maybe even faves!
A setting sun brings out the colors and highlights the "Dragon's Teeth" formation on Makaluapuna Point in Kapalua, Hawaii.
This bedding was bought for Vasэka, but it seemed cramped to him, so now Yashka sleeps in it. But more often Yashka sleeps on the floor, he is hot!
Thank you all for visits, favs and comments. It's greatly appreciated!
Macro Monday: #InARow
Size of the frame: 2 cm / 0,78 inches
No, this is not what I put in a glass of water next to my bed at night...yet. It's not the deadly smile of a monstrous miniature shark, either. This is a detail of the famous "sound of the sea" sea snail, the cypraea pantherina aka panther cowrie. If I remember correctly, we brought this along from a trip to Croatia when I turned 4, although the cypraea pantherina is not endemic to the Adriatic but the Red Sea; shells also have been found in tombs in the Rhine Valley and in Pompeii. As to the mystery of the sound of the ocean that you seem to hear when you hold the shell to your ears... there are two theories. According to the first, rather straightforward theory, we hear the noise of our own blood rushing through our veins, amplified by the cavity of the empty shell. The second, more scientific theory (by Dr. David Sharp of the Open University in Milton Keynes, UK) states that the sound we hear is caused by our environment. The sea snail acts as a resonance body that amplifies some of the frequencies of the background / ambient noise by "throwing" the sounds around us back and forth inside the cavity of the shell. Our ear perceives the resulting vibrations as the sound of waves. Shhhhhh....
The original "In a Row" theme back in October 2016 was my second MM participation (please see first comment, if you like). This time I chose a more abstract approach. To make the "teeth" look softer, I experimented with some radiance / glow effects in LR, Luminar, and ON1, without taking away too much detail. I hope you like it.
A Happy Macro Monday, Everyone, and Keep Smiling :-)
Nein, das sind (noch) nicht meine Dritten. Es ist auch nicht der Blick in das Maul eines gefährlichen Miniatur-Hais. Dies ist vielmehr ein kleiner Ausschnitt der berühmten "Meeresrauschen"-Seeschnecke. Was wir hören, wenn wir uns das Gehäuse der Schnecke ans Ohr halten, ist natürlich kein Meeresrauschen - auch nicht das des Roten Meeres, in dem meine Variante der Cypraea, die C. pantherina, heimisch ist -, sondern, nach der einfachen von zwei Theorien, unser eigenes Blut, das wir, verstärkt durch den Hohlraum im Innern des Gehäuses der Schnecke, durch unsere Adern rauschen hören. Eine zweite, wissenschaftlichere Theorie, aufgestellt von Dr. David Sharp von der Open University in Milton Keynes, UK, besagt, dass der Hohlraum des Schneckenkörpers wie ein Resonanzkörper für Umgebungsgeräusche fungiert. Die Geräusche werden im Innern der Schnecke quasi "hin- und hergeworfen", wodurch die Luft im Innern zu vibrieren beginnt und uns so das typische Brandungsgeräusch vorgaukelt. Trotzdem stelle ich mir lieber das Rauschen des Meeres vor als den darin nur verstärkten Autolärm von draußen, wenn ich mir dieses Mitbringsel aus einem Kroatienurlaub vor ewigen Zeiten (ich war 4) ans Ohr halte - ist irgendwie romantischer ;-)
Ich wünsche Euch eine sonnige Oktober-Woche, liebe Flickr-Freunde!
LIITLE RED RIDING HOOD:
Hello grandma..I brought biscuits for you
GRANDMA; (distorted voice)
Thank you dear...you are so delici....eh so sweet Little Red Ridinghood
LIITLE RED RIDINGHOOD:
There is something strange about you grandma.
Hm...I know! It's your teeth! They're suddenly so big!
GRANDMA:
Oh...well...eh....yes...you're right. I got dentures.
My teeth were rotten.
LIITLE RED RIDINGHOOD:
How terrible for you grandma. Then you won't be able to eat biscuits for a while.
Then it's better not to give them to you.
Then I'll go back home now
Bye grandma (waves goodbye)
GRANDMA: (angry)
Grrr....The plan has failed!
Now I have to starve to death
Smile on Saturday's theme: Smile and show your teeth
Two tiny forks, the teeth are 3 cm., in perfect ballance.
Happy looking close....on Friday!
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One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "5letters" (teeth)
Shot with a Noritsu "60-90 mm F 4.5-5.6" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Shot with a Mamiya "Sekor CU 65 mm F 5.6" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
One of my attempts at the "Looking Close... on Friday" theme "Things with teeth"
The Dents du Midi
are a multi-summited mountain situated in the Chablais Alps in the Swiss canton of Valais.
@Wikipedia
Montreux, Swiss
Lake Geneve
Tearing off a piece of foil, I noticed that it reflected the colors in my kitchen, as well as displaying a nice set of teeth.
HMM!
*Posted for Macro Mondays theme; "Foil".