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I had a short search about the house and garage but I couldn't find any interesting items for the theme. I then thought of a paper flower that I had prepared before and I then started folding. At first I was a little disappointed but when I got up close and used gold and silver reflectors with a ringlight I managed to get something that pleased me. I kept the focus sharp on the zigzags and angled the gold card on the silver base to produce a flame like glow.
9/25/2020 Detail from and old glass bowl, image 1.25" wide
Nikon D610 Nikon Series E 50 mm f 1:1.8 with 36 mm extension
More false colour infra red on Dartmoor near Widecombe. I loved the patten made by this old dry stone wall meandering off into the distance.
Pinking Shears.
For Macro Mondays' theme: Zigzag.
Pinking shears, though not this particular pair, have been a part of my life since childhood as one of my important sewing tools.
A Pano, sabotaged.
No Photoshop work, except to crop the image.
Inspired by the Shock of the New challenge, "Color Craze".
www.flickr.com/groups/shockofthenew/discuss/7215769318472...
Also, The Award Tree challenge, "Painted Photo Distortion"
This lightweight sand fence is found in many patterns, all to control beach erosion caused by wind and storms, a big problem on the narrow barrier island of Long Beach Island. It's also very scenic, I think. Or maybe that's because I'm from New Jersey!
The canals of Venice are so hypnotic that it's easy to forget to look up. Random views up can be just as rewarding (just remember keep an eye out for the canals!)
Zigzag is a pattern made up of small corners at variable angles, though constant within the zigzag, tracing a path between two parallel lines; it can be described as both jagged and fairly regular.