Catching the fleeting scenes of many splendored life
'Look closely. The beautiful may be small' — Kant

12 March 2012

Backgrounds and Textures.

If you just take a look around you'll see a lot of textures, and macro photography
 — the art of taking close-up pictures that reveal details which can't be seen with the naked eye — opens new horizons.

String theory, inside the Trembling Aspen tree fluff
String theory (inside the Trembling Aspen tree fluff)
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Peacock feather close-up
Peacock feather close-up
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Sahara sand close-up
Sahara sand close-up
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Even the most ordinary things can make curious geometrical backgrounds when shot at close range.

Worn tyre
Worn tyre
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Pine tree bark
Pine tree bark
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Mulberry tree bark
Mulberry tree bark
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Birch tree bark
Birch tree bark
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2 comments:

  1. Simply marvelous! You really do have a photographer's eye!

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    1. Thanks, really means a lot to me, especially when coming from someone knowledgeable about the matter.

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