Green and orange

basiga2014/03/102014/03/23Phoneography Monday, Weekly Photo Challengedaily post, Food photography, iPadMini, iPhoneography, ipodography, phoneography, Phoneography Monday: Macro, photography, weekly photo challenge

It’s the Monday Phoneography Challenge: Macro.Unfortunately, I lost my “macro cell lens band“,
so today I used my iPadMini to shoot these images.
It’s a step up from the iPodTouch5, but the
“macro cell lens band” still wins my heart.
I hope you enjoy these images.

Images were shot with indirect lighting and back lighting.

13 thoughts on “Green and orange”

littledogslaughed says:

2014/03/25 at 08:21

I love the dried oranges-they looks like exotic blooms-truly inspired!

Reply
Pingback: Turning the lens on my kitchen | Zimmerbitch: age is just a (biggish) number
anotherday2paradise says:

2014/03/11 at 06:46

Wonderful images. I love the dried oranges the most. 🙂

Reply
1. basiga says:
  
  2014/03/11 at 08:31
  
  Thanks for stopping by. The dried oranges are my fav as well. Texture and the unpredictability of elements. I originally shot on a teal colored cloth which seemed to deaden the orange color, so I moved onto the red orange and it brought the color back in, which surprised me.
  
  Reply
Pingback: Phoneography Challenge, the Phone as Your Lens: Macro | Something to Ponder About
1. basiga says:
  
  2014/03/11 at 01:37
  
  Thanks!
  
  Reply
Dawn says:

2014/03/10 at 16:52

Love the dried oranges – great shape and texture.

Reply
1. basiga says:
  
  2014/03/10 at 17:51
  
  I thought it would be a great subject too! Thanks for stopping by.
  
  Reply
sustainabilitea says:

2014/03/10 at 12:50

Yum!! Asparagus is one of my favorite things to eat. 🙂

janet

Reply
Pingback: Phoneography Challenge, the Phone as Your Lens: Macro (Everyday Objects) | Lens and Pens by Sally
lensandpensbysally says:

2014/03/10 at 11:35

What a joyous set of macros–the last one stole my gaze. It’s wonderful. Happy Phoneography Challenge.

Reply
1. basiga says:
  
  2014/03/10 at 17:58
  
  I saved the best for last, well, at least it was my favorite of the set. Thanks for the challenge. I appreciate being able to participate in your challenges. I love your feedback, the tips and the extras. All an aide in my passion. Happy week!
  
  Reply
  1. lensandpensbysally says:
    
    2014/03/10 at 19:33
    
    That’s lovely and warms my heart.