Show me the pho! Timacrofied re-re-visited

OK, so I have posted these before at some point but I wanted to rekindle the magic and post some more, get back on the wagon so to speak!

If I don't do it this way, I fear this blog will just continue to collect the virtual dust and that's not good for anyone!

So I give you Timacrofied re-re-visited!

Letter opener in orange:



Toast:



Cinnamon Toast:

°°¤°° Killer B's °°¤°°

Ok, first off these are unedited and if you'll notice I had a VERY DIRTY SENSOR. I saw these and was like F! (fudge)

Note to self: clean sensor before doing macro work. Some of these were pushing F/45 and let me tell you that at that aperture, the sensor picks up every little speck imaginable.

I want to re-shoot these sometime with, get this, a CLEAN SENSOR.

But I left them like this b/c it would take me forever and a day to clone the dust and figured it would be a good little 'life lesson' for the fellow photographers out there.

»»»»» YELLOW DYE # 5 «««««

Food Coloring!

My daughter and I use this stuff all the time for arts and crafts, namely we take the food coloring and color glue to use for macaroni art and the like.

The coloring itself, both the bottle and the caps have made for some excellent shots. I have returned to them several times and each time I like what I can come up with.

Now the only question is, do they make more colors than the standard 4!

°°° I'm going to go get the papers, get the papers °°°

Aren't you glad you don't have to make your own paper? Or do you!

Just some of the things you'd need:

EQUIPMENT: Iron, Sponge, Fly Screening, Scrap Paper, Wood, Tub, Staple
Gun or Finishing Nails, Vegetable Scraps, Kitchen Cloths, Food
Colouring

• I don't know about you but I'm going to stick to the 100pc pack of
  construction paper for $2 @ Wal-mart!


• Here are a few extreme close-ups of some ordinary construction paper.
  


• Once you get in there and look at it, it's amazing to see just how textured
  this stuff is!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

↑→↓←↑ Do you have any TP? ↑→↓←↑

Ok, I may have mis-led you somewhat on the title. The only TP being discussed here is that of my Tri-Pod ;)

So sorry to disappoint :p

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This was my Father's Day gift last year...my first real solid TP! I love it although it weighs about 5 lbs between the head and the shaft :o

The best thing about it has to be the joystick head thouh. You can twiast, turn, cock it in any doirection in a matter of seconds. It's golden for photography for sure...LOVE IT!

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The specs: Tri-pod: Bogen / Manfrotto 3001N Tripod Legs (Chrome); Tri-Pod HEAD: Bogen - Manfrotto 3265 Grip Action Ball Head with Quick Release

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I'm not sure and correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I see a nipple.

Ok, so it's not a nipple but you have to admit it resembles one.

This is in fact the cover to a red food coloring bottle. Who knew it would make suh an interesting subject!!

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℞℞℞ PILL POPPER ℞℞℞

Who knew a simple prescription drug bottle would prove to be so much fun to photograph!!

It made for some interesting shots for sure.

Several of them were hard for people to guess just what in the heck they were looking at! And that's the way I like it!

Shrouded in mystery ;)












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♜ ♞ ♝ ♛ How do you like your OJ??? ♚ ♝ ♞ ♜

This is a good example of 2 things that do not go together; in unision- "one of these things is not like the others...".

While I am quite certain that you will be able to ascertain one of the objects in question, I'm 99.9% positive that the other will escape you....and that's OK.

So, the orange object is in fact: an orange!!
The thing sticking into it is a letter opener.
Don't ask me how I manage to put those two things together and take picture of it.












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