Macro Attack!
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These high-resolution macro photos range in size from 2496 x 1664 to 4407 x 3058. Minimal to no processing was done on these "OMG-I-can-see-your-pores" shots. Enjoy.
MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU EVER ASKED FOR:
The macro of the dog's nose, that's a really large Great Dane's nose. His name was Nugget, and he could smell across county lines. Just sayin'.
The shoe bottom sporting red dirt is from a run. The dirt really is that color in some places in the southwest (and Australia, I'm told). And nope, it doesn't come off.
The macro of "No" and "SELF" are from the lid of my grandmother's self-basting cast iron skillet. It's so heavy, you can get a workout while you cook. Win-win.
The glass macro is from an old bottle I found. I loved that it had the word MOND on it (MoND is an acronym for Modified Newtonian Dynamics, which is a modification of Newton's law of gravity to accommodate the galaxy rotational problem. And no, I'm not making this stuff up. Much.) If "mond" means something in another language, would someone let me know? Thanks.
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