Tag: macroflowers
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Close Up Freeze
Following on from yesterday’s Frozen Flowers post, I wanted to show you these gorgeous closeup shots, I just loved watching these images emerge in editing. Love ❤️ These shots make me happy, they’re very much art to me. I hope you like them. x desleyjane
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Gin & Flowers
My friend and I share a love for gin. When he told me about this Aussie gin from the Margaret River in Western Australia, of course I had to try it. I picked up a bottle for him for his birthday and it was delicious – one of my favourites. It has typically Australian botanicals…
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Hyacinths from the Bouquet
The Mother’s Day bouquet that I put together was really a lot of fun for me – I took a lot of shots, and used parts of it in a few different shoots. I have a few more to come, but this is the last set of flowers alone. I’ve included a shot of the…
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The Flowers (and things) of Hobbiton
As promised in my last post, here are my flower photos from Hobbiton in Auckland, New Zealand. Of course, I had my macro lens with me (just the 30mm, not my baby 60mm), so I swapped in and out with my usual 17mm lens every time I spotted something pretty. Firstly, we spotted a butterfly…
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White Dahlia
Within the Purple Posey, was this beautiful white dahlia. x desleyjane
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A Purple Posey, Close Up
Dahlias, hyacinths, roses, and other things I don’t know. 😂😂 x desleyjane
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (37)
These shots are from prior to surgery. I have photographed these before, but I have no idea what they’re called. A quick shoulder update – I’ve told some of you in comments, but I’ll update you properly here. Before Christmas, I saw the physiotherapist and I wasn’t able to do a lot of the movements…
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Five Minutes with an Orchid – RegularRandom
This gorgeous white moth orchid (Phalaenopsis) was a post-surgery gift from some of my close friends at work. It is so pretty, I love it. It sits on the side table by my couch and its the first thing you see when you walk into my apartment. So, it seems appropriate for a RegularRandom treatment…
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There’s Always Time for Tea
Last week’s RegularRandom featured a pink posey of rosebuds sent to me by my dear friend Lucile. When I did that shoot, I also shot a morning tea setup for me and my mum and I wanted to share that with you here. I found the colours so vibrant and beautiful. It’s been 18 days…
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (29)
This is a super-tiny flower, so delicate, growing through and along a fence, forming a wall of deep green leaves and these tiny white blossoms. So pretty, and so paper-thin. x desleyjane
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (25)
Another strange little plant, I won’t begin to guess this one, but I find it quite fascinating. Olympus OMD EM5, 60mm macro, good morning. x desleyjane
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The Flowers of Brunswick East (21)
This was actually two bushy trees planted very close together, so the flowers intermingled between all the bushy leaves and stems. Such an intricate flower, in two beautiful colour combinations. Olympus OMD EM5, 60mm macro, early morning, handheld, wishing for more sleep. x desleyjane
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