Legg
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Michelle Legg
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Angela Legge
Australia
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Stephen Legge
Australia
344 creative works found
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This is a picture of a Gerbera that I took when in full flower and I’ve been letting it dry out. I love the delicate petals and I had to be extremely careful when moving the flower around as it was coming apart – like dandelion spores!!
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Found these seeds at the Botanical gardens at Mt Coot-tha. These seeds are no more than 1cm big. It’s got a great textural feel and looks like tiny roots covering the seed. I never had a chance to take note of what tree this came from as the mozzies were just about carrying me away! I just love my passion of macro photography. With the naked eye, it would be very hard to really see the detail in these tiny seeds.
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by Michelle LeggTaken at the Mt Coot-tha Botanical Gardens. This is the tip of an Agave. This picture was featured on the Red Bubble Home Page on 29/05/2008
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Gardenia flowers have a beautiful sweet scent. The flowers can be white or yellow and are produced singly or in semi-double and double forms along or at the ends of branches. The perfume from this flower filled the house for almost a week – it was beautiful. This photo is currently featured in the group “Simply White” on RedBubble.
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Doesn’t the yellow of the sunflower make you smile! This picture was featured in the Queensland group – 27/10/2008
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This picture was featured in the Queensland group – 27/10/2008
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Macro 1:1 This beetle is a leaf eater. Henosepilachna vigintioctopunctata.
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Found this lady bird / lady beetle at Shorncliffe this morning. There were literally hundreds of lady birds in the knee high grass and a lot of different varieties as well. I had a ball taking pictures.
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This beautiful rose is found at New Farm park. The perfume was very special. Canon 400d macro lens – 100mm f/2.8 USM lens and twin lite flash. Featured in the flower and foliage detail group on the 11/12/2008
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3/12/08 Canon 400d 70 – 200mm f/2.8 L IS USM lens Shooting mode: Manual exposure / TV 20 / AV 10 / ISO 100 The building at the far left of the picture is the Old QLD museum and where you see little lightening strikes is Mount Coot-tha.
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Orange Threadtail Nososticta solida Damselfly Featured in Extreme Close-Ups 11/01/2009
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Leafcutter Bee
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Canon 400d with 100mm f/2.8 USM lens and 580EX II Flash. Macro 1:1 This work as been featured in the following groups: Out of the Blue – 25/01/2009 / Queensland – 25/01/2009 / Canon DSLR – 27/01/2009
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I was inspired by Geoff’s shot but used Jelly Beans instead. This is the first of a few ideas I’ve got. This is a 1:1 macro. Canon 5dMKII with 100mm f/2.8 macro lens and 580ex light.
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5dmkII with 50 f/1.4 – in the rain! Featured in The Woman Photographer 27/05/09
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CANON 5DMKII WITH MACRO LENS AND FLASH. FEATURED IN THE FLOWERS IN MACRO GROUP 22/07/09
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Artist/Author: Angela Legge / Medium: Colour pencil on copy paper / Subject: Something as mundane as cleaning can be unique and diverting..You can crank up the music & and before long your’e done, with a better perspective and could get back to drawing :)
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Artist: Angela Legge / Medium: Watercolour and Pastel Forest Floor: the collection of leaves, rocks patterns and washed mud forms abstract patterns
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Artist/Author: Angela Legge / Medium: watercolour, acrylic, pastel, colour pencil/Words The colour of love, / Glows subtly and softly, / It does not boast a garish colour, / It doesn’t rely on a lustful climax and shudder, / It is warm and blushes, / Not fearfully rushes, / To enunciate and announce being caught up in the moment, / It, in itself is not proud or promoting, / It is quietly filled with everyday details of devotion, / Its energy flow doesn’t require engulfing another, / But consistently provides, giving without greed, / Conscious of the needs, / That the colour of love is a partnership, / A relationship to nurture, / When all the fanfare has passed, / And the world has gone on its way, / The colour of love… / ..Is you
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Artist: Angela Legge / Medium: Pastel and Acrylic Stopped for breakfast while travelling. This is a scene from Kingscliff beach where the river meets the sea. A storm is approaching
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Artist: Angela Legge / Medium: Acrylic and Gold Leaf Stephen’s choice – His “Treasures” from childhood and adult life e.g. Train Key found on a walk with his Grandfather, A list of tools to make a coffee table before leaving on a journey from Wollongong, Fossilized wood, a copy of a key from his first house etc…These are symbols of endearing connections to heart strings…Part of Treasures series…every person’s chosen objects that are symbolic of events shaping a life; links to favourite or precious memories
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