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Bees are actually one of the trickier subjects. They don't spend much time staying still and they are very aware of your presence. This photo was therefore the result of a combination of luck and quick responsiveness.
A day in the life of a guy with a camera, wandering in the garden.
This capture is a part of a Lily.
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While on a stress relieving expedition with Charlie I thought I'd get down and peer into the tiny world of moss.
Taken on Microscopic Mode with the TG-6 camera.
Those white specs are sand grains!
I love the detail on these models from the London Transport Museum. The wing mirrors are actually real mirrors.
Two slender mushrooms rising through wet grass after a cool October rain. The droplets were perfect little mirrors reflecting the first light.
Shot with my Nikon Z6II and Nikkor Z 105mm f/2.8 Macro. Focus stacked in Helicon Focus and polished in Lightroom. ISO was sky-high, but Lightroom 14’s Denoise handled it beautifully.
This little fella got knocked off the plant by accident. Wondered if it would open if it was put in some water, well it now sits on the kitchen table and is enjoyed every day.
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[Explored on July 20,2017]
One of the smallest mushrooms I’ve ever found—barely the size of a pinky nail—standing among wet leaves and moss. Captured handheld on my Nikon Z6II and Nikkor Z 105mm f/2.8 Macro.
Manually racked focus, 10-20 images stacked in Helicon Focus, then finished in Lightroom 14. A quiet moment on the forest floor.
I'm living on my own tiny world… 🌎 IDK in a way I look like a bobblehead. 😂
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Cinnamon Basil
Spicy-Sweet Flavor and Showy Purple Stems. This basil gets its name because it contains the same ingredient as cinnamon: methyl cinnamate. But it also retains its traditional basil flavor, so the result is a spicy-sweet combination that works as well in basked goods as it does in pastas and salads.
Some gardeners plant cinnamon basil close to their tomato plants in the garden to discourage bugs from damaging the tomato plants. Thanks "Backyard Patch Herbal Blog" - now I know.
We over-wintered this plant indoors for no particular reason other than we could.
Bumble Bee caught in mid air - notice the pollen basket
Waiting for spring - going through some old folders.