Macro’ing ‘Everyday’

One of the things this project has done for me is to “see differently” than I did before. I now notice things I might not have noticed before.

Getting home for a late-ish dinner, the 7 p.m. sunlight hit this common kitchen tool and cast what I thought was an interesting shadow. So from the drama of yesterday's post, something of the “everyday”.

I didn’t get much time in the garden and what time I spent there was determining whether two bumblebees that were [literally] hanging on to different blooms of the same plant were dead, dying or just having an extended siesta. So no post of a bumblebee in flight, which is my current “quest”.

Many thanks to everyone for visiting my last two posts and your fav’s and follows. I have been overwhelmed!

A year ago (“Driftwood + Tiger lilies”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-06-09

[Rick Schies]

Yes, I think it's neat how we are all taking on a new set of eyes since getting invovled here. Nice idea for shot. Thom

[Kerri]

Cool macro

[Joyce Wells]

Isn't it funny how our perspectives have changed since being on this project! Love the shadow - beer can or bottle opener?

[Thom Mitchell]

@digitalrn Thanks, Rick, for being here every day! I appreciate your implicit encouragement!

@kerristephens Thank you, Kerri!

@sparkleplenty1 Thanks, Joyce. Bottle opener it is. Tonight was a Killian's. :)

[MaryBeth Dailey]

That is a cool thing to notice! I notice shadows, light, and wildlife so much more now too!