Autumn macro
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the first mushroom after summer:)
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This little bug on this small flower reminded me of how big our world really is. / Animals / Birds / Drawings / Flowers / Water / Holiday / Paintings / Sunsets / Autumn
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A close-up photograph of some fallen leaves in the rain with mice detail, color and contrast.
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Images that give the different feelings of the season
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from a series i’m working on – all about autumn colours
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Maple leaf macro
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Taken in Newcastle Washington with a Canon EOS xsi, f2.8, 105mm / /
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A local Black-capped Chickadee (Poecile Atricapillus) with black & white markings, black beak and a brown underbelly. These are small birds of about 3-4 inches in length. Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada / Fall, 2008
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More than last year, / I now feel solitude; / autumn twilight. (haiku by Buson, texture by Playingwithbrushes)
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Finally! / With the coming of autumn here in the southern hemisphere and the occasional day of rain – a few small mounds of REAL MOSS have grown between the rocks on the banks of Merri Creek, Darebin Parklands, in Melbourne!!! / This is a super macro image of an extremely small section of one of these little mounds which is no more than 10cm in diameter in total – it shows a micro ‘river’ of water caught between the tiny growths… Sony Alpha 350, Sony 100mm Macro Lens + 3x Extension Tubes, Focal Length 100mm, f8.0 @ 1/160 Sec Exp, ISO 800, Handheld. As Is from the camera. FEATURED IN ‘THE LOVE OF EERIE AND ENCHANTING ARTWORK’! FEATURED IN ‘GREEN’! FEATURED IN ‘PHOTOGRAPHY 101’! !
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Nikon D60 + OE / Brunch of a Xmas Tree
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Of Autumn. Backlit by the sun. / From last year. Featured in Natures Wonders
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Goois Nature Reserve – Bussum – the Netherlands There were just so many fungi that morning, in so many different shapes, colours and conditions – and I felt I had to portrait each one of them :) Now this one was so tiny, that I even didn’t fully notice how beautiful it was, till I came home and saw the pics I made… :D / There were several of them growing on the same spot… but I saw them only once . Any help with determining which fungi this is, is greatly appreciated! :) Photograph made with Pentax K10D camera. / Comments and feed-back always welcome. Thanks for looking :) See all of my Fungi pics here / Meeting of wood nymphs incognito / Golden caramel head
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Continuing my love affair with plum-colored fall foliage, here’s another entry in my “I cannot get enough of fall color” series. Canon 40D, Tamron 180m macro lens, shutter 0.4”, f/8.0, ISO 200, Manfrotto tripod, Wimberley II tripod head, cable release. Rhinelander, Wisconsin, USA. September 15, 2009 Featured In: / A Fascinating Purple
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Very very boring photo I took of a leaf with my macro lens :) taken in my backyard, WA © Jessica Walker 2009
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Loving my new camera! Moss (with autumn leaf in the background) / shot with Canon 7D with Canon EFS 60mm macro lens. / Straight from camera. / Manual / f/6.4 / 1/250 sec / ISO 100 / centre weighted average metering / Manual focus and hand held.
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November 2009 edit: / Captured during an October walk in North Yorkshire in 2004, whilst laying on a very cold damp riverbank. This little dancing Funghi is about the size of a pea. Technical: / Fuji S6500FD / Hand held on auto (laying in very wet grass in October) / Super Macro / 6 miliion Pixels High / 200 asa
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Abstract macro photography paint on corodded copper sheet metal roof flashing. Migrating Birds Greeting Card Migrating Birds Matted Print Migrating Birds Laminated Prins Migrating Birds Mounted Print Migrating Birds Framed Print
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One of the advantages of the almost monochromatic November landscape in Eastern Ontario is the fact that the slightest flash of colour can catch your eye. I spotted these because the bright red really stood out amongst the bare branches on a hillside. The berries themselves are only about 1/3” in size. / Guindon Park, Cornwall, Ontario, Canada / November 15, 2009 Sony Alpha 700, Sigma 28 to 300 at 300mm / iso 100, spot metered, F6.7, 1/90 second / Tripod
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