Macro Morning

For the current macro challenge which has the theme of "morning". Today's breakfast.

[Lou Ann]

Perfect subject for morning! A wonderful macro.

[eDorre]

Wow! Beautiful eggs!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

great!

[Monique]

Very Nice macro

[Louise]

Great shot!

[katy]

I like the subject and how well you have captured it! Nicely done

[Nina Ganci]

wonderful subject to photograph. great macro

[haskar]

Great close up.

[Dustyloup]

Like how you even captured the membrane of the egg

[Kathy]

The tones in this are lovely. The brown of the shells and pale blue in the background.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@louannwarren @edorreandresen @koalagardens @momamo @lmsa @grammyn @ninaganci @haskar @dustyloup @randystreat

Thank you Lou Ann, Dorre, Katrina, Monique, Louise, Katy, Nina, Haskar, Stephanie, and Kathy!

They were not only good models they were quiet tasty!

[Walks @ 7]

Marvelous light.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@joysabin Thanks Joy! The sun rises just outside my kitchen window and the light falls so nicely across the counter in the morning. Glad you like it!

[Junko Y]

I like the shapes and textures and colors altogether here!

[Shutterbug]

Congrats. That was a creative idea for that macro challenge.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@jyokota @shutterbug49

Thank you Junko!
Thanks Debbie! It was one of those things when I cracked the eggs and the light bulb went off- "oh, I could take a shot of these with my macro lens for the morning challenge!" and it worked.

[Junko Y]

@olivetreeann -- and then did you put the shells in your garden to nourish the soil and keep the slugs away? (You can tell I'm currently trying to gather as many egg shells as I can . . .)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@jyokota Yes, if I had a garden, I would do that, but I am on the edge of the woods so anything I try to grow- unless I spray it and even sometimes when I do- gets eaten by the deer. I am trying to grow some herbs this year in pots on my deck. But other than that I can't grow anything here. Thankfully I can get many fresh vegetables and other healthy foods at my farmer's market. I love that place! As for slugs, they love the moist soil at the bottom of the wood pile so they pretty much leave the plants alone. Too bad I can't send you my eggshells!