Mini-digger - Makro photo of the Day

I saw this tiny digger at someones grave, i likes they way someone is kept in memory... The photo was taken in Langgons sin Germany on 18.5.2012 with a Canon EOS350D.

Photographer: Rolf Kohl Contact Rolf Kohl Internet

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Things can look real different when viewed from close.Macro-Photography is an increddibly interesting field not only for professionals.Since the days that good cameras became affordable for almost anyone many great pictures where taken and since the internet came up you can find excellent photographs all over the net.( See this example site where brilliant pictures of gemstones where taken with a medium price camera).

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Photographer: Richard Cruttwell