Puzzled? I’m, especially after seeing the endless angles in which photo-takers can approach the subject of jigsaw puzzles. Here are over 80,000 photos about jigsaw puzzle posted on Flickr alone.
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Puzzle Macro
July 4, 2008
Pencil Macro Photography
June 18, 2008
This is taken some months back just to test the capability of my newly-acquired macro lens.
I’ve no prior experience about macro lens for point-and-shoot camera and after playing sometime with it, I’ve now come to believe that the shop owner had given me a raw deal.
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Onion
June 14, 2008
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Animal Lanterns
May 13, 2008
The Singapore Night Safari used to display animal lanterns (picture below) in its compound. Several months ago, I went there to find they have had been removed.
Which is a pity because they are quite spectacular during night time.
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The Macro Lens Is Mightier Than The Fountain Pen
April 11, 2008
I prefer to write using fountain pen. I don’t know why, but I can keep to a fountain pen until they broke down and never lost it.
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Mental Arithmetic Up Close
March 2, 2008
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Puzzled By Macro Photos
February 26, 2008
Close up picture of jigsaw puzzle, inspired by a visitor on my Flickr page.
Hey, if you have photographed close-up shots puzzles before, I’m interested to see them.
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Loose Fabrics And Dry Leaves
February 24, 2008
It just occurred to me that perhaps I could take a brilliant picture — at least in terms of colours — from dry leaves and fabric leftovers.
I’m quite pleased with the result although a more experienced photographer would have taken a better picture.
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Nut, Bolt and Washer, This One’s No Flying Saucer
February 2, 2008
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Barb Wire
February 1, 2008
This barb wire perimeter fence is to keep the enemy away — in this case, the water buffalo herd. The free-ranging cattle can really wreak havoc to paddy plant if, by any chance, they manage to encroach into paddy field.
They can eat* graze a whole one hectare of paddy in one night, giving farmers their worst nightmare.
I took this picture many months ago at my old folks paddy field back in Sabah on the northern part of Borneo. When I was small, I used to help my parents tend padi fields. I was once a farmer — and still is, in essence and spirit.
*The word eat is used here until I remember the correct word to describe the act of cattle eating grass.
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