Phoneography and Non-SLR Digital Devices Photo Challenge

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I have a few macro photos to share with you of dried flowers and leaves from a bouquet I got from a lovely friend last week.

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Photos taken with an iPhone 6 using Camera+ app macro.

I am joining Lens and Pens by Sally, who hosts each Monday the Phoneography and Non-SLR Digital Devices Photo Challenge.

The schedule theme for this week’s challenge is: Macro

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27 thoughts on “Phoneography and Non-SLR Digital Devices Photo Challenge”

  1. The universe must have brought us together on this challenge. We had similar ideas to show a flower in all its beauty, whether newly bloomed or dried as well as the inner jewels found through macro. Each of your images show the flower’s stunning details. I believe that is a variety of tulip. The architecture of the second image is eloquent. Happy Photo Challenge.

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    1. I side with you. It was a conspiracy of the universe! Wonderful observation, Sally.
      It isn’t a tulip but a little wild flower that I can’t name. It dried before opening.
      The first photo is of the same when open.
      I have to tell you that I though about your lessons on low key, high key, when composing the second photo. The dried leaves and flowers had fallen on a white marble table.
      Have a good week!

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  2. Pingback: Phoneography and Non-SLR Digital Devices Photo Challenge: Macro (and Queen of the Night Tulip) | Lens and Pens by Sally

  3. Lucile, although I haven’t posted any yet, I also have a number of shots of dried flowers from various bouquets. So much beauty there, even when dead. I also like the second one, but they’re all good. Enjoy the rest of your Monday.

    janet

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  5. What elegant, dainty flowers you’ve shown here! Great macro shots too…The purple/violet hue of the flowers is so pretty.
    Also, it seemed like a “life cycle” of sorts, presented in your photos…Brilliant…

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    1. This is unbelievable! Could you say that again?
      I just started believing in miracles!
      Yes, with the iPhone 6 using an app that has macro as an option to shoot. Camera + is the name.

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