A Dandy Macro by FredNunes
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MAcro of one of the infamous dandilion seed flower taken in my yard. What do they call these anyway?
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Comments (23)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
a dandilion see dhead just about covers it, not easy, good shot
I did a few of these yesterday mate. They do make an interesting study. As Alan points out, not easy at all, the slightest breeze and wham, they go out of focus. Try my little trick of setting fire to the fluffy bits. It leaves near all the seeds intact http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2447544&user_id=731937&np&np
I would enter that one in a contest. Beautiful and unique look.
Cool piece. Very well done.
Great photograph.. you can see al the little details :)
A very dandy shot Fred!
Very nice close up. I like the monochrome colors very much.
And it's a dandy zoom too Fred.
that is excellent but gosh I really dislike those things....the b/w treatment really works well for this...excellent work... chills and thrills
Wonderful and serene.
Very cool :)
U N I Q U E
marvellous picture
GREAT WORK
Fabulous focus in this one, Fred; really gorgeous work! I have heard these called "clocks", but for the life of me I couldn't tell you why. I love all their little details!
love it!! wonderful pic!!
Wonderful image, my friend! This is superb! I love the detail.
cool !
Excellent shot, fantastic details and DOF. The monochrome tones make it more interesting.
Wow Fred this came in such a wonderful way really cool shot here dude.
WOW! VERY COOL! It's amazing what details of our world we can bring forth with a macro lens.
It is like looking into a ball of fireworks - excellent macro photo and symmetrical POV!