Pineapple? I love shots that make something strange by focusing on a part. And black and white somehow amplifies strangeness.
I’ve just started resurrecting my old 3 megapixel camera which took wonderful closeups. I need it for spring flowers, but I can see it might be good for other things too.
π The trick was to make it less obvious. It is a pineapple. Thank you for the awesome contribution, Debbie. You have showed me the Eye I haven’t experienced before. Well done!
Macro photography fascinates me. I need to get better, and can’t afford the equipment I’d like to, but still I will keep taking macro shots and posting them. Thanks a lot, Harrie.
Oeuf course ! L’ananas !!! π Bugger me: you caught up with me, slob that I am. Now, which to post to ? – mebbe Thursday’s today and then today’s tomorrow, eh ? :-\
Juicy, a bit edgy and exotic – creates a very lovely original pattern, Paula! Your choice of music made me think of a beach bar, enjoying the atmosphere and every single droplet of a cool piΓ±a colada. π
Here’ s looking from my perspective this week: http://esengasvoice.wordpress.com/2014/09/28/black-white-sunday-pattern/
Have a wonderful weekend!
I see most gave the correct answer. What a stunning shot Paula. Great texture for a perfect Black and White. π
Hope you’re feeling much better hon. Thinking of you. β₯ Hugs β₯
very cool macro of the pineapple – and I like your challenge – I am going to try and join in sometime in October – in the meantime I will enjoy the posts that are going around. π peace
You are so right! I had some yesterday for the first time in months and though the same thing! It was on a dark bread sandwich with goat cheese, honey, thick crispy bacon and tiny pieces of red pepper and diced chicken. All on one sandwich! Boy was it good!
Pineapple? I love shots that make something strange by focusing on a part. And black and white somehow amplifies strangeness.
I’ve just started resurrecting my old 3 megapixel camera which took wonderful closeups. I need it for spring flowers, but I can see it might be good for other things too.
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I hope you’ll manage to resurrect it, Meg, and shoot all the flowers you want.
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I never would have thought to create a macro image of a pineapple but it makes a great black and white pattern image!
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and I like the way you converted and cropped your poppy image π
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thanks Paula, it is wonderful what we can learn from other bloggers and photographers.
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True π It’s nice interacting with you π
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Macro pineapple! Great idea! π
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I think that most fruits and veggies provide fabulous opportunities for macro photography π
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Wonderful pineapple image, Paula. A really fascinating image indeed. π
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π You guessed right my lady π Thank you for the nice comment π
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I couldn’t think what it was. But the patterns are great in b&W
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π The trick was to make it less obvious. It is a pineapple. Thank you for the awesome contribution, Debbie. You have showed me the Eye I haven’t experienced before. Well done!
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Glad you liked it. I had a bit of time to play around that evening and was pleased to get something different but recognisable. http://travelwithintent.com/2014/09/28/zoom-london-eye-night/
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love patterns in nature…and I might just have to join your B and W Sunday…
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That would be lovely Marilyn. I will be off as of Wednesday until 12th of October. We could all use a break.
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Fine shot! You are so close that things are starting to get there own life, instead of being the skin of a pineapple. Cheers.
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Macro photography fascinates me. I need to get better, and can’t afford the equipment I’d like to, but still I will keep taking macro shots and posting them. Thanks a lot, Harrie.
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AnanΓ‘ π
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π Bingo!
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Oeuf course ! L’ananas !!! π Bugger me: you caught up with me, slob that I am. Now, which to post to ? – mebbe Thursday’s today and then today’s tomorrow, eh ? :-\
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Get a move on, Mrs M! π π
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I’m a slow old thing, Jo – not at all restless. π
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π You have advantage over me or is it a setback with your time zone π
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I almost bought one today at the market. π Brought home peaches instead…
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I prefer peaches too, if they are good. Pineapple is healthy, but sometimes it can make my gums swell.
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Tropical fruit. Is that a hint? Day dreaming?
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And just where are you ?
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Sorry. I was semi-unconscious until 7:30 am (my time)
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Nono – I meant Lignum Draco, Paula – sorry ! π
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He was on holiday, but did not want to say where exactly. The only thing I know is that it was somewhere dry π
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Pineapple π I took it some weeks ago. Thank you, Draco.
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I have finally done it ! Three cheers for me !!! [grin]
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Thank you so much M-R. I will be out from this place from 1st to 11th October. There will be no posts or activities at all.
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I hope you’re having a holiday then, Paula ! π
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I am supposed to. I hope my health won’t ruin our plans. Thank you for everything M-R.
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Pleasure ! π
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Juicy, a bit edgy and exotic – creates a very lovely original pattern, Paula! Your choice of music made me think of a beach bar, enjoying the atmosphere and every single droplet of a cool piΓ±a colada. π
Here’ s looking from my perspective this week: http://esengasvoice.wordpress.com/2014/09/28/black-white-sunday-pattern/
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Have a great Sunday, Ese. I like your wet pattern a lot!!
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I see most gave the correct answer. What a stunning shot Paula. Great texture for a perfect Black and White. π
Hope you’re feeling much better hon. Thinking of you. β₯ Hugs β₯
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And I am thinking of you, and often wonder how you do it all things considered. Thank you, Sophia.
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β€ β₯ Hugs β₯
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What a terrific way to photograph a pineapple. Now to see if I can come up with some black and white patterns.
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π Appreciate it, Suzanne.
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I recognize that pineapple photo. I’m heading out to take some pictures now, I’ll see if I can capture some fresh patterns. Have a great Sunday!
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You too, Max π
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All the photos I shot were boring, so I found some old ones instead.
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Yummy pineapple π
Thought I would try to stick to your theme this week Paula: http://collinesblog.wordpress.com/2014/09/28/a-patterned-mouse/
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I thought I’d join in on your lovely challenge. I guessed Pineapple as well, I see It was correct π
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very cool macro of the pineapple – and I like your challenge – I am going to try and join in sometime in October – in the meantime I will enjoy the posts that are going around. π peace
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How cool! I did not guess and without Sylvia I would not have ! Well done Paula!
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π maybe you should eat it more often Kathryn π
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You are so right! I had some yesterday for the first time in months and though the same thing! It was on a dark bread sandwich with goat cheese, honey, thick crispy bacon and tiny pieces of red pepper and diced chicken. All on one sandwich! Boy was it good!
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π that must have been rich π
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It was so unusual and yes a great melding of flavors!
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Some real gems in there. I love the pineapple photo especially.
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π that one is mine; others come from contributors. Ciao Alessandro π
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The beginning of a Pina Colada!
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Incredible how a closeup of a well-known fruit can suddenly look like a foreign landscape.
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You can’t beat nature’s patterns can you? π Stunning close-up Paula.
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I would not have guessed it was a pineapple. You look at things so differently to the rest of us.
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π the hugest compliment π
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