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10 out of 56
61%
Leaf pattern with bubbles created by Rajat
Macro photography with iphone+apexel lens
Level 12
Level 12
12 out of 56
60%
Digitally Designed Fish created by Wayne-Cheah
The pattern on this fish looks like a maze where you start from the mouth and end at the tail?
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24 out of 56
55%
Bitter Gourd created by Wayne-Cheah
Why would Nature design something ugly looking and bitter as well, and yet humans eat it ?
Level 12
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28 out of 56
55%
Tuna Crab created by MyMindsEye
Commonly called "red crabs" because of their orange to red color. Also have been referred to as "tuna crabs." There are 5 zoeal stages characterized by large eyes, a long serrated rostrum, and elongate postero-lateral carapace spines. It is not a true crab.
Level 12
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36 out of 56
52%
"Hello" created by grasshopper1
I took a couple pics of this flower as it was hanging out the back of a pick up truck.It seemed to be saying "Hello" when I passed by.
Level 6
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41 out of 56
48%
Flesh Spirals created by Wayne-Cheah
It didn't occur to me that the flesh of this fish, (a mackerel), has a spiral pattern.
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44 out of 56
48%
Calabash Leaf created by LutfaRahman
Calabash leaves repeat the same pattern again and again. Each leaf is symmetric to the vertical axis or the midrib or the main vein.
Level 7
45 out of 56
47%
I'm not a photographer by any means. But here is my first try, using Macro. Practice makes perfect so I heard
Level 15
Skyangel
Macro photography is a challenge even for the best photographers. The following site might be very helpful to you when it comes to focusing on small objects. When you don't have a moving subject, you can take a series of shots with your camera on manual focus while you move closer to the subject and you will end up with different areas in focus so you could pick the best out of them or focus stack them for a greater DOF.
https://photographylife.com/how-to-focus-in-macro-photography
https://www.naturettl.com/how-to-focus-stack-macro-photos-in-the-field/#:~:text=How%20Do%20You%20Focus%20Stack,little%20wider%20to%20about%20f5.
Level 17
Olga.L
Welcome to the world of macro where the smallest of the smallest can be seen at the largest! Where little bugs come out looking like armored killers. You will have fun and I see you have a great photographer's eye to see the patterns of this cactus. You have kept the crop tight and filled the entire frame with pricks and have kept the colour natural! I like the diffused lighting you used. Look on the margin on the L (viewer's L) see that pop of background showing...you could have chopped that off to make for a cleaner photograph. Overall the photograph needs to be sharper ....sharp as a cacti prick! Do use your DMF or MF and don't be shy to step back from your subject as you are focusing....take many shots...you are in the digital age....rejoice!
Level 7
Edlopez replied to
Olga.L :
So far I only know how to use Auto, and Zoom in with a lens. I wish I was more knowledgeable on how to use the camera. But I'm just a beginner.
Level 17
Olga.L replied to
Edlopez :
Try using Digital Manual Focus....that is when the camera focuses for you but you have the ability to go in deeper and sharpen it....MF ......with Manual Focus the focusing is all up to you. Try it today....just set the camera on spot focus mode and then do some focusing manually.....it's fun. Enjoy the ride....we are all beginners by the way :-)
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50 out of 56
42%
Basil Flower created by LutfaRahman
Basil flowers on a stem are symmetric bilaterally.
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54 out of 56
37%
WALKING PARACHUTES created by marsun26
Taken at our backyard 06.23.2021 using an average smartphone without the use of any filter.
Level 8
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56 out of 56
35%
Nameless picture created by LutfaRahman
This wavy-shaped thing rises from the Calabash stem. It behaves exactly like springs.
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