Today's daily dose...
Jan 4, 2016 11:31:10 #
It's hard to keep coming up with titles for these!
The trilobites were part of a series I took using all different combinations of extension tubes with my Canon 50 f1.8 lens. These are the smallest, and biggest of the set.
I have quite a lot of petrified wood, in blocks, chunks, slabs... This is one of the best looking slabs.
The spider I have previously posted on the true macro forum, since I think it qualifies. Not sure if everyone reads both groups, however, so I am putting it up here too. I found it lying in some spilt cat litter, and it was already dead, or else I would have had to do the honours. I have an arrangement with the king of the spiders - if I don't see 'em, I won't kill 'em!
The trilobites were part of a series I took using all different combinations of extension tubes with my Canon 50 f1.8 lens. These are the smallest, and biggest of the set.
I have quite a lot of petrified wood, in blocks, chunks, slabs... This is one of the best looking slabs.
The spider I have previously posted on the true macro forum, since I think it qualifies. Not sure if everyone reads both groups, however, so I am putting it up here too. I found it lying in some spilt cat litter, and it was already dead, or else I would have had to do the honours. I have an arrangement with the king of the spiders - if I don't see 'em, I won't kill 'em!
Fossil trilobite on Matrx, 50mm f1.8 + 13mm extension tube
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Same trilobite, same lens but with full set of tubes
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Polished slab of petrified wood, natural light
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Polished slab of petrified wood, stacked
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Dead spider
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Jan 4, 2016 15:07:44 #
Jan 4, 2016 16:23:50 #
Jan 5, 2016 07:36:45 #
Phil, love them all. You surely do have an interesting collection and again I thank you for sharing. Greg
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