CS #676 - Details

[Pa]

This shoot runs from 00:01 Thursday 21 November 2019 until 23:59 Wednesday 27 November, 2019.

Please post only photos made by you during this period. The theme is:

DETAILS

Examples from my archives:

#1 Detail of a church door in Korcula, Croatia

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#2 Feather details, hummingbird, Costa Rica

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#3 Matroyshka Doll

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#4 Garden detail, local garden

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So, as you see from my examples, there is quite a bit of scope for creativity here.

Have fun, and I look forward to your photos!

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Thank you Jim for hosting this CS.
You're showing great examples, especially the bench.

That will be an interesting week
Klaus

 

[West]

Found this stuff on Junior's desk.

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[Pa]

Found this stuff on Junior's desk.
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That looks pretty detailed. I like the factorization method for square roots, and graphical addition and subtraction of vectors is fun.

 

[Palouse]

. . . and graphical addition and subtraction of vectors is fun.

Like a visit to the dentist is

 

[catalyst]

. . . graphical addition and subtraction of vectors is fun.

It's no secret that engineers have an "unusual" sense of humor!

 

[Clix Pix]

AIEEEE, all that stuff is Greek to me! LOL!!!

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Chaos theory...
Well, a long time is gone since I've learnt it.

Great picture btw.
Klaus

 

[pictureted]

#1

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Salt by Ted, on Flickr

#2

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Dragon by Ted, on Flickr

 

[Pa]

#1

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Interesting contributions, Ted. Is that first one a salt shaker?

 

[pictureted]

Interesting contributions, Ted. Is that first one a salt shaker?

Yes indeed - at about 1:1 and cropped square.

 

[NEF Said]

This shoot runs from 00:01 Thursday 21 November 2019 until 23:59 Wednesday 27 November, 2019.

Please post only photos made by you during this period. The theme is:

DETAILS

Examples from my archives:

#1 Detail of a church door in Korcula, Croatia
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#2 Feather details, hummingbird, Costa Rica
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#3 Matroyshka Doll
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#4 Garden detail, local garden
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So, as you see from my examples, there is quite a bit of scope for creativity here.

Have fun, and I look forward to your photos!

Cool theme...and interesting examples. I hope I can squeak some time to take some detailed photos

 

[NEF Said]

#1

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#2

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Very nice Ted. The dragon is cool and the salt shaker came out well.

 

[bpdougd]

AIEEEE, all that stuff is Greek to me! LOL!!!

Greece is where most of what you see originated.

 

[Clix Pix]

Detail on a lens (shot with the Sony 50mm f/2.8 macro)

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Detail on the last of the red autumn leaves:

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[Clix Pix]

Oh, boy, I'm having SO much fun here!!!! These new lenses are not only really nice to shoot with -- they make great subjects for pointing up detail as well!

Basking in the Glow:

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But they're not the only subjects with which the 90mm macro lens and I had fun:

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[Pa]

Oh, boy, I'm having SO much fun here!!!! These new lenses are not. only really nice to shoot with -- they make great subjects for pointing up detail as well!

Basking in the Glow:

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But they're not the only subjects with which the 90mm macro lens and I had fun:

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Nicely photographed details, Connie. Indeed you are having fun!

 

[Clix Pix]

Thanks, Jim! I haven't yet tried the "Big Kahuna," the 135mm f/1.8, I've just been going nuts with the macro lenses, especially that 90mm. I had been lusting after that lens for so long.....and it really is worth it! For those interested in details, most of these were shot on the dining table, with a piece of black foam core as backdrop to conceal my messy living room, and very simply lit with a ProMaster Super-Slim rechargeable LED light panel. When I was driving over to the store yesterday it occurred to me that I hadn't given any thought to lighting, and of course that IS important in macros and still life images. I really didn't want to get a flash unit, so the woman at the store suggested this, and I really like it. The thing is small, but not teeny-tiny, and it provides adjustable levels of light, pretty good, actually. One can simply stand it on the table or can put it on the camera itself in the hotshoe or can put it on a tripod or light stand. This works very nicely for my purposes, and is more adjustable than the LED flashlights I've occasionally pressed into service when needing more than natural light. I am thinking of getting a second one of these now, it's pretty neat.

 

[Clix Pix]

My major connection to the world at large.....

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[NEF Said]

My major connection to the world at large.....

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Very cool...