Fotografie in Stereo

[Manualman]

Olympus EM-1, (aperture priority), Olympus 4/3 50mm f2 macro, f6.3, hand-held.

_7074537_DxO Echinopsis Wessner 16-2001 1493 Crosseye 1200.jpg

[Manualman]

This a persistent "cat burglar". He is a tom who gets into our house whenever he can to eat our cat's food. He is sunning himself alongside some figurines on a windowsill.

Olympus EM-1 (manual mode), Olympus 4/3 50mm f2 macro, 125 at f11, hand-held. Crosseye stereo.

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[Manualman]

I was doubtful about the "Golden" when I bought it, and was proved right. Anyway, an Aporocactus hybrid, related to Cleistocactus . The tubular flowers are typical, the one on the right is almost "over". Flower length about 45mm.

Sony A7r3, Laowa Magic Shift Converter, Laowa D-Dreamer 12mm f2.8 at f11 and closet focus, hand held. This combination was immediately available, rather than chosen for this subject.

At the moment, my varifocal spectacle lenses are about to be replaced because I can't focus screen detail sharply. So I hope these are OK.

DSC07151 Golden Rat Tail Crop Crosseye 1600.jpg

[Manualman]

Olympus EM-1, (aperture priority), Olympus 4/3 x2TC, Olympus 4/3 50mm f2 macro, f11, hand-held.

I found this on Ivy last year. I just found it again, on Runner Bean. See Macro thread.

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[Manualman]

Ollie was the last in a long line of cats over the 50+ years of our marriage. He was 18 years old and had incurable health problems. So we said goodbye to him yesterday, sad but expected.

These images were from the Olympus EP-2 in 2011. It was a lens at 70mm, f18, but I know no more.

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[vwbusherbi]

oh, ein hübscher Stubentiger

mag diese Tiere sehr, habe selber keine vierfüssige Katze im Haus, mein Sohn gleicht das locker aus mit 5 Freigänger.

[Manualman]

Oh, a handsome house cat

likes these animals very much. I don't have a four-legged cat in the house myself; my son easily makes up for it with five outdoor cats.

We will not be without cats now. Those belonging to our neighbor frequent our garden and feign hunger at our door!