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A series of very close-up photographs

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I love macro photography. It's something about seeing such fine detail that makes me enjoy the photos so much.

Here are just a few excerpts from my vast photo archives. All taken by me - make use of the "Full" links next to the images to see them in full resolution.

Consider them to be under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
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The beard of a very pointy lizard
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Glowing salt, lit from the side with an LED flashlight
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A water fountain mushroom
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Salty cashews
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Antennae from this weird water animal - what the heck is it?
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Arm hair
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Refractions in a headlight
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A surprisingly well-lit lizard
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Circuit board pathways
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Rain
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Spore holes
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Slug
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Jumbotron
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Fire
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Dew
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Refraction corona
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Frost
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Cat's ear
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Delicate frost crystals on the roof of my car
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Bumblebee butt!
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Starfish dealies
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More lizard spikes
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Lizard eye, with deli meat
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Red filament
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Staple
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Peanut, the sun conure

And, finally:
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RIP Cherry the albino cockatiel
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Comments:

Posted by amateurvisionary 1 year ago ( 21-Dec-2006 21:41:44 )

very nice stuff. what lens/camera combo do you use?

Posted by natetrue 1 year ago ( 21-Dec-2006 21:49:24 )

As a non-pro, I just use whatever I have on hand - I recently had to replace my camera so these are either a Kodak V570 or a Konica Minolta DiMAGE x50. The x50 took really great macro; I'm sad that the screen on it cracked.

The lens is whatever is on there - generally a tiny little thing. Not sure what to call it.

Posted by amateurvisionary 1 year ago ( 21-Dec-2006 22:11:52 )

gotcha. nice to meet a fellow non-pro. or, in my case, an uber-non-pro.

Posted by natetrue 1 year ago ( 21-Dec-2006 22:36:44 )

Here's one that I forgot to include, which incidentally lets me test the new images-in-comments feature.

Edit: it works!
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This comment was edited at 2006-12-21 22:46:51

Posted by natetrue 1 year ago ( 12-Feb-2007 11:43:26 )

A more recent one:
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