tiabunna's photos with the keyword: Macro

For Macro Monday #351, "rechargeable battery". This little battery normally sits in my pocket camera, a Panasonic Lumix LF-1.

For Macro Monday (Afternoons) #350 - Macro of picture frame

For Macro Mondays group 8/1/2024, topic #343, "Electrical or electronic component" . The wiring connecting to the speaker in a transistor radio (remember those? :-))

For Macro Mondays group 4/9//2023, topic #325. "Mirroring - Find an object of your choice and place it on a mirror or stand it next to it". Best viewed large.

For Macro Mondays group,10.07.2023. Topic #317 - "Something that bothers me about a piece of clothing". An old pair of worn jeans, now kept for gardening jobs. Macro image taken with a reversed 50mm lens.

For "Macro Mondays" group topic #292, 16 January 2023 : Topic "Cables, crankcords". This is the starting cable for my (not very clean) lawnmower. B/W seemed the way to go.

For "Macro Mondays" group topic #283, 14 November 2022 : Topic "Thermometer/barometer". The reading here seems to indicate a "pass". :-) I shall be gallivanting around travelling for the next few days, so have a good week everyone.

Also for Macro Mondays Group, topic 247, 7 March 2022. Set subject: "gelb und blau, yellow and blue, jaune et bleu" AA battery.

For Macro Mondays Group, topic 246, 28 February 2022, set subject: "Fruit in Black - White" See PiP for the colour version of the fruit.

For the Macro Mondays group, 10 May 2021, subject 204 "Symmetry". This Grevillea flower comes pretty close. :-)

For the "Macro Mondays" group 1 Feb 2021, subject "bicycle".

And let's also add a musical link. :-) Macro Mondays No 168, 31 August 2020. Topic "Transience"

Macro Mondays - 162: 20 July 2020. Subject "Your own profession". Long ago I worked in meteorology. Later, while in other work, my wife and I purchased a rural property which we worked on weekends and full time after retirement. Watching the weather and rainfall was vitally important, so this image fits my background in two different ways. Best on black. Explored.

A sure early sign of spring is when the Wonga Wonga Vines burst into flower. Explored.

Taken with Pentax SMC M macro 100mm f4.0 on K10D camera - and with an obliging bee. :)