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A near-sighted photographer's world (Macros)

Withered flowers. No more bright and handsome, but still beautiful. Or young buds with strong colours and fresh cheeks just looking out. The world looks different through a macro lens.
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Queen's Tears - Billbergia nutans - Prästhavre
Queen's Tears - Billbergia nutans - Prästhavre		 Queen's Tears - Billbergia nutans - Prästhavre
Queen's Tears - Billbergia nutans - Prästhavre		 Passion flower
Passion flower		 Decorated spruce
Decorated spruce		 g6/89/72089/3/83353261.g5pkojcC.jpg
Liverleaf Hepatica nobilis Schreb.
Liverleaf Hepatica nobilis Schreb.		 Hoya
Hoya		 Wood anemone Anemone nemorosa L.
Wood anemone Anemone nemorosa L.		 Feather and wild strawberries
Feather and wild strawberries		 4 berries
4 berries
The fly
The fly		 Thistel
Thistel		 Leaf having a hard time
Leaf having a hard time		 Lady bug
Lady bug		 Surface tension
Surface tension
Twin drops
Twin drops		 Butterfly wannabe
Butterfly wannabe		 Morning dew
Morning dew		 Spheres in suspension
Spheres in suspension		 Spheres
Spheres
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Eldar Kadymov08-May-2006 20:17
Fascinating captures and exemplary work with D30 !
Guest 23-Oct-2005 15:53
Enjoy your nature images, macro, very much. Well done with humor.
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