But you don't need colorful symbols. Your subject is colorful enough as it is!

Nicely done picture of something that's NOT an insect.

That's a mean machine you have there.

Nice shot. I like the technical details, and agree with others regarding the great lighting.

And you are trying to show what? Colors? Interesting, yes. Blur? See that too. Hopefully I'm not supposed to see its function though?

The wonders of nature! Thanks for mentioning the magnification. Helps me to appreciate the size.

Fascinating images. HDD have lots of interesting parts. Have you done a close up of the head, for example? Also, the magnets are pretty strong and fun...

Interesting. How does this compare to a computer screen? TV screen?

Thank you!

XP? You must be kidding. What year is this? What year was XP a thing?

No idea what it means but how'd you get to this data? I have the same camera, BTW.

Thanks

leonardturner wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 08, 2021 3:28 am

An appealing collection. The flowering of "weeds" is often most attractive.

Leonard

I prefer to call them wildflowers.

Much of the stuff we ignore outdoors, when viewed close up, takes on an entirely new, often fascinating, look. Take the slime mold fruiting bodies featured this month.

I've been out shooting mushrooms and relatives too, on the road in front of my house lately. It's interesting how short the life cycle is of these things, a few days before they're spent and drying up, except for a giant mushroom/fungus at the base of a tree that's at least a foot across. It's been ...

Always love the beauty and colors of plants. Thank you for posting.

Very interesting. Nicely done.