Particularly this little lady. I really liked her. She always looked so poised and elegant. She would sit wherever I put her and never complaint even though she sometimes would lean away from fellow models.
But this is her swansong. The last picture I have of her, the last I will ever take of her. After this shot she fell into the hole. Let this be a warning to everybody: never sacrifice safety for a good photo, not even a superb one!
or possibly, a ballpoint pen.
Macro Monday
The monster about to attack the beauty.
A more traditional macro of a false blister beetle.
A strawberry close up.
Back to the monster.
Monday Portrait
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(Please enlarge and keep clicking on the right arrow.)
My take on Cee’s Photo:
I send my mates in to check on the territory and help with the set-up.
Of course, my nudibums couldn’t keep their clothes on
and made themselves comfortable.
In the end we managed to set up the shot.
And in case you are wondering from where my orchids get their beautiful colours, here is their secret: it’s lovingly handcrafted.
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: August Pick a Topic from my Photo
Wordless Wednesday
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How could I not show shots of the little folk who live in a box on my shelf, including my favourites: the nudibums.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: It’s a small world
Negative and monochrome are filters from Photoscape. Lego, explode and implode are filters from Lunapic.com. Personally, I like the last one as all there is left is a little flame.
One-to-Three Photo Processing Challenge in June
One Word Sunday: Meet or Meat
