#Macro lens

[53v3nfrn5]

Macro photographs of butterfly and moth wings (2017) by: Linden Gledhill

[joyofmacro]

Yellow shining through the darkness!

Love it when I can catch some bokeh.

[apollolabsworld]

Lady bird on a leaf. Pentax k20D 70-300 sigma

[balluprojects]

First Framed Artworks, 2014

Macrophotography with organic, dried 3D subjects looking into the textures of life; high quality prints, without frame 42x29,7 cm each. f01 - Red Aloe Vera Flower f02 - Camellia Flower Have a good one*

[nncastle]

The Mystical Lupine

In the vast tapestry of nature's wonders, few flowers captivate the soul quite like the lupine. Delicate yet resilient, the lupine unveils a world of symbolism that enchants the beholder.

The lupine's vibrant petals paint a picture of imagination and creativity. From regal purples to fiery oranges and serene blues, this spectrum of shades mirrors the boundless palette of our dreams. It whispers to us, urging us to embrace our imaginative spirit and create art from the depths of our souls.

Beyond its aesthetic allure, the lupine embodies renewal and resilience. As a perennial bloom, it rises year after year, symbolizing the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity. Its tenacity teaches us that even amidst life's challenges, we have the power to bloom anew, embracing the inherent strength within us.

Legend has it that the lupine is a guardian against negative forces. It stands tall, warding off malevolent energies, allowing only positivity and light to thrive. In this way, the lupine becomes a symbol of protection and defense, reminding us to stay steadfast in the face of darkness and adversity.

In the harmony of its clustered blossoms, the lupine beckons us to find balance. It serves as a gentle reminder to seek equilibrium within ourselves, and in our relationships with others. Just as the lupine's petals harmoniously intertwine, we are encouraged to find unity and connection in the world around us.

The lupine whispers of imagination, resilience, protection, and harmony. May this magnificent flower inspire you to embrace your creative spirit, rise above challenges, and shield yourself from negativity.

[admiralgiggles]

[cochineal-leviat]

"Lucky Cat"

It's been a while since I posted some of my schoolwork! It got so busy and stressful that I couldn't keep up with Tumblr, but since the school semester is over. I am lucky enough that this summer holiday is going to be peaceful for me (only one redo exam, let's go!). Here is another one of the posts I had to make for Instagram.

The cat painting is a little bit messy, haha; I had to make it in under an hour. But it came out pretty well! Having a reference really helps. The statue is my stepmom's that I used to test out my new (not so new anymore) macro lens. They also came out pretty good! (I was practising colour grading in Lightroom, so all of this was excellent practice.)

[hailsjpg]

snow on a burning bush, shot with a macro lens

[rjalker]

Rip to this flea

Macro lens photos of a live flea trapped in a drop of water. Image ID added :)

ID start: ten pictures of a flea caught in a drop of water. The camera is zoomed in so that details of the flea are obvious: the flea is brown, with six hairy legs and face almost shaped like an elephant trunk. The camera zooms in even more so for the last four pictures. The background is a blurry white. End ID

[transepicene]

taken by me

[53v3nfrn5]

A macro lens, fast shutter speed, and precise lighting brought out dazzling details in this young flounder that weren't initially apparent.

[joyofmacro]

[shutterfox5555]

Canon 5D Mk3 with Tamron 90mm f2.8 macro lens

[oakmoss-fairy]

something about spring light ✨

[nncastle]

Lovely delphiniums.

[fungiwitnessed]

Fluted Bird’s Nest Fungus (Boston, MA)

>> Cyathus striatus

Saprobic fungi found in landscaping woodchips

Observed on: October 21, 2023