Sunday, October 31, 2010
TINY SATELLITE DISH ~ HAPPY MACRO MONDAY
Do you have a flower that defies all attempts at capturing it with your camera? Well, this is it for me. This little Tradescantia grows wild all over the yard and normally looks like a white triangular blur on images. I'm using a different camera today and voila`....the tiny satellite dish shows its true colors. Vhat myshterious signals fromm outter schpace doez it trachk? Rather, what tiny bug will land and have dinner. Visit http://lisaschaos.com/ to see the rest of the collection. Thanks, Lisa, for hosting! Happy MM!
Here's the actual size compared to a penny!
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Oh! It really is tiny and what a little sweet flower it is. Your camera just captured it in all its perfection.
ReplyDeleteYou can be proud of yourself ! I like n°2 the most ! The focus and the lighting are perfect !
ReplyDeleteJust look at those details, quite amazing.
ReplyDeleteIt is great to have dropped by again. Wow! Those are excellent shots. The feathery detail is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe image with the penny shows just how tiny this flower really is. You've done a great job with the light and details.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, this might be one of the prettiest little flowers ever... I have never seen this and feel entirely enchanted.
ReplyDeletea delicate macro;great!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful macro shots of such a delicate little flower. Your perseverance paid off :-)
ReplyDeletethe first shot really does look like a tiny satellite dish!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing what a difference a good camera can make, isn't it? That is a teeny-tiny bloom, and those are always hard to pick up. I've never seen a tiny white tradescantia like that before. Love that satellite dish angle!
ReplyDeleteOh my! After that last shot I can see why it normally gives you fits. It's a beautiful little flower! Lovely pure white. :0)
ReplyDeleteLove how you show it's true size...what brilliant details for that small of a bloom!
ReplyDeleteGreat angle for that first pic...very unique!
ReplyDeleteHello David, Great shots of these pretty little flowers!
ReplyDeletePs: Patience is a must to take photos of hoverfliers and other small insects ;)
Wonderful pictures of the beautiful flower!
ReplyDeleteThank´s for your kind words on my site!
I've never seen that one and I love it!
ReplyDeletea beautiful flowerm the first is my favourite, a great angle on that
ReplyDeletevery good with the coin to show size
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