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Featured Photos Weekly Challenge - Texture 3

Roy McKee III

Instagram Challenge

This Week’s Challenge: #PRTV_texture3

From scary to small, this week the focus on texture was less on the big picture and more on aspects of a subject. It’s a real change and chance to think out of the box with detail shots, macro, still life, and more. Some great photos this week! Go check them out and show the top picks (and the other entries as well) some insta love.Next Week’s Challenge: #PRTV_blackpointFind out more about upcoming challenges and past winners at photorec.tv/prtv.You can follow Photorec.TV on Instagram at @Photorec.tv and the team:

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Toby’s Features:

Such a sharp image!

The hands, the ring - the caption all combine to create a compelling story and image

Processed well to really make the texture in the petals stand out.

Roy’s Features:

Macro opens a lot of options and a fingerprint really shows some rigid texture in this week’s challenge.

#fingertip #fingerprint #macro #texture #touch #macro_freaks #prtv #prtv_texture3

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Water drops and soft petals of this succulent make for a neat photo.

Simply Succulent My second entry for this week’s photo challenge “texture” - I just love how different the world looks through a macro lens. This was an ugly little neglected succulent that I came across - but with a macro lens only it’s beauty shines through. I didn’t even notice the water drops on the plant until I looked at my LCD screen in review mode - an added bonus! I liked the juxtaposition of the smooth green succulent leaves and the sharp red tips. - - - Canon 70d + canon 100mm 2.8 macro ISO 160, 100mm, f/3.2, 1/160 sec - - - - #PRTV_texture3 #prtv #texture #textures #textureshot #texturephotography #succulents #abstractphotography #abstract #geometricnature #geometrical #symmetryinnature #fractalnature #canon100macro

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Hibiscus always have this interesting texture and throwing the photo to black and white really let you play on that for some really defined texture in this shot.