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Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!
Resembles the top of a water bottle...
Resembles the top of a water bottle...
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Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!
No, not a bottle top.
Geoff.Comment
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Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!
Perhaps a clue is needed. This object is kept with my photography gear, I saw some for sale today at Focus on Imaging.
Geoff.Comment
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maybe a cable connector?Comment
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A nozzle of a dust blower
GrahamComment
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Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!
Graham'e eagle eye strikes again, it is an end view of a blower nozzle.Originally posted by Graham_of_Rainham View PostA nozzle of a dust blower
Over to Graham.....
Geoff.Comment
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I do enjoy the intricacy of these things, especially when you get really close up and see the structures.
Have Fun...
GrahamComment
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Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!
Time for a clue, perhaps:
Even when dead they seek to remind,
of careless discard that's a threat to mankind
GrahamComment
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a "recycle, don't bin me" icon on a battery or something similar?Comment
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Absolutely Correct
This one, on a Duracell Battery, was very small, but the detail and structure of the printing was excellent.
Your turn
GrahamComment
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sorry for delay. will get something sorted tonight.Comment
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Certianly would not want to catch any parts of my anatomy in it
Is it a cork screw perhaps
GrahamComment
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Re: Macro challenge - reloaded!
Most certainly isOriginally posted by Graham_of_Rainham View PostCertianly would not want to catch any parts of my anatomy in it
Is it a cork screw perhaps
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An easy one for those that know of these old fashioned things. But as an extra challenge, from what era is it
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