Phoneography Macro and Cee’s B&W Close Up
This week, Sally is showing her “budding magnolia” photos. She captured the incredible details of the buds with her iPhone.
Mushrooms like these are rarely seen in the field in this part of Texas. I was delighted to capture these three small and delicate mushrooms with my iPhone. 🙂
Take a look of Cee’s stunning closeup shots:
Happy Tuesday! 🙂
Ooooh! Beautiful macros!
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Glad to share the macros with you. Thank you, Hien! 🙂
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Your black and white is superb. Amy I really like both your photos. 🙂
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They are so cute, aren’t they? Thank you, Cee!
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Wow!
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I hear you, Lion!! 🙂
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I love the mushroom photo Amy – there’s something other-worldly about it. Sally’s budding magnolia is rich as well. 😀
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I don’t remember when was the last time I saw mushrooms like these. Thank you for visiting Sally’s. 🙂
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Great shots! We have these same mushrooms in Illinois. I have a photograph of them in one of my previous posts. I don’t know what they are, exactly, but they are sure delicate and beautiful! 🙂
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I rarely see mushrooms like these, they are so tiny. Would you give me the link of the post? I bet you took great photos of these mushrooms!
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Here is the link, Amy. I have better photographs of these exuding some sort of dew from their stems… which I’ll try to post at a later time. https://tom8pie.wordpress.com/2014/10/03/multi-photo-there-is-no-we-and-them-there-is-no-us-and-they/
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You I phone has a wonderful quality!!! The photo is excellent!
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I was surprised with the result. These are the good ones. 🙂
Happy to see you, ilargia!
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oh so beautiful macros, Amy! 🙂
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I did some major cropping for these two. For the mushrooms, I wish I had my camera with me. 🙂 Thank you, Lola!
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Lovely!
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Thank you, Nicole! 🙂
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Amy, in the first image the droplets are like jewels glowing new life. The monochrome shows off the umbrella-like design of the mushrooms. Do you think that humans used them as an example for a prototype for the parasol. Happy Photo Challenge.
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I was really surprised the shot of the droplets! I did some major cropping, otherwise I didn’t need to edit it. You’re right, these mushroom are so much like the umbrella parasol. 🙂
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love them all but especially like little umbrellas! so lovely!
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These mushroom are so tiny and precious, they probably don’t last… Thank you, Cindy! 🙂
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Beautiful close-ups- the mushrooms are wonderful.
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Thank you for stopping by, Jane! iPhone did its best. 🙂
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Good afternoon, Amy. How cute those mushrooms are! They look like little umbrella! Lovely!!!
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I wish I had my canon with me when I saw these mushrooms. 🙂 Thank you, Helen!
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The macro effect is breathtaking. B & W mushrooms look delicate. Excellent shots.
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Glad you like the mushroom shot, Rashmik! They are so cute! I only saw three of them there. 🙂
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Beautiful work. I am impressed with your phone. Love your little mushrooms – so cute.
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They are cute, and only three of them standing there… I had to do some major cropping for these two. Thank you, Raewyn!
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Hi Amy. What a stunning b & w! Gorgeous. I’ve never seen mushrooms like that. –Patti
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I don’t think I have seen these mushrooms before, they were so tiny. Tom said that they died when sun is out. Thank you for stopping by, Patti. 🙂
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My pleasure! I enjoy your photography.
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🙂
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Great one, like they are flying away.
Perfect in b/w!
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Thank you for visiting! These mushrooms don’t last…
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Wow!! Very, very nice!
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Thank you so much, Isabel! 🙂
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Again love the beads of water on the leaves. And those mushrooms, I’ve seen them before I think back home in the Philippines. They are like little Japanese umbrellas.
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They are so tiny and cute, I don’t know I will see them again. The raindrops were fun to capture with iPhone, but only this one was clear. 🙂 Thank you, Bebs!
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Marvelous photos, Amy. The mushrooms look so interesting in B&W. Should have saved them for next week. 🙂
janet
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I really should have saved it… Thank you, Sue! 🙂
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I have never seen mushrooms like this Amy. Such delicate things and you have captured them beautifully.
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I don’t think I’ve seen it before. According to Tom, they only last for a few hours at night. I was glad I captured it before sun came up. Thank you, Sue! 🙂
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I love the complexity and artistic expression in your images.
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Thank you, Charlie! Happy to see you. 🙂
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Thank you for the chapters from your book 🙂
Greetings,
Ulli
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So nice to hear that… Your comment made me smile. Thank you, Ulli! 🙂
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Beautiful pictures 🙂
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I’m happy with the iPhone 6. Thank you for your comment! 🙂
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Yep. iphone 6 cam is pretty great. Keep uploading more beautiful pictures. Spread the beauty. The world needs it. 🙂
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Will do. 🙂
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really smooth – and – um, calming
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Thank you, Yvette! 🙂 ❤
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Wunderschön liebe Grüße von mir und einen glücklichen Mittwoch Gruß und Freundschaft Gislinde
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Vielen Dank, glücklichen Mittwoch, Geslinde!
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yes!
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Ooh, umbrellas for faeries!!!!!
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I like these umbrellas. 🙂 Thank you for visiting, Sarah!
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My pleasure Amy 🙂
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These are so beautiful, they are breathtaking!! Jewels and fairy parasols!
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Awww… So glad you like it. 🙂
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Both images are just stunning!
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Thank you, Aletta! 🙂
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Those droplets have crisp detail and beautiful color.
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I was delighted that iPhone actually captured these droplets. 🙂
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I was also struck by how good that camera is.
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Thanks for sharing these, Amy. You and your fellow photographers entrance and bewitch me with the details, such a drops on a flower and bugs in your post, with the red on it.
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Than you for visiting Jeremy’s post. Wasn’t that cool?! Appreciate your compliment. 🙂
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Sorry I arrive so late my sweet friend Amy!I was away from WP again and travelling,just to enjoy the rest of my Easter Holidays,which came to an end today and try to catch up after posting something quickly on Sunday evening while being still by the seaside …
Such a brilliant close up with wondrous gem-lile droplets!They are so reflective and beautiful!As for the b/w muchrooms,there is no need to tell you that I am stunned!Have never seen this gorgeous umbrella-like mushrooms!
Indeed,elegant and so graceful!Aptly captured,amazing light nicely setting off their amazing shape!
Happy Monday ~ Off I walk to walk with you …. <3<3<3 xxx
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So happy to hear from you, Doda Dear!! I know you have been traveling. We don’t get to see mushrooms on the field often at all.
Thank you for taking time to visit me and leaving sweet comment. I have missed you…. ❤ ❤ ❤ xxx
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