Loose screw

pour le coup, c'est très original

Excellent, Sami !!

Great close-up!

So, not a macro after all(?) =D

I have always had troubles to understand where the line goes between macro and close-up ;-)

Good work, well done ;-)

This would be a wonderful contribution to the todays theme of Makro Mondays 2. group.
It's not really important what word you chose and what sort of objectiv you have Sami. For the group MM 2.0 it's only important that you photograph as near as possible. That is realized here as it's best.

Da schließe ich mich an... sehr gerne sogar.

Thank you Klaus for accepting me to the group. I take liberty to post this as a contribution to Schrauben / Screws challenge, although it is already Tuesday, and this was taken when I still was not a member officially. Please feel free to remove this contribution, if it was too early.

You're very welcome, Sami!

This is macro Sami...

This is excellent !

If we are splitting hair, the sensor size on mobile phone is so small that it is almost impossible to reach 1:1 magnification =D

See the definitions here: www.picmonkey.com/blog/macro-close-up-and-micro-photography-whats-the-diff

Nevertheless, that screw is 2 cm long, and the head is 7 mm wide.

Heyyyy, Sami !
So nice to meet you here (MM2) !!!

Nice to see you too, Heidi =)

Hello, Sami, fine, to see your first macro here. And - it' s a fantastic idea !

Thank you, Percy =)

Hello Sami! Fine to see your first picture here! *****

Hello and thank you, Lothar =)

:-))) unsauber gearbeitet :-))) ausgefranst :-))) !!!!! LOL
aber herzlich willkommen Liebe Grüße aNNa*

Danke schön, aNNa =)

Nice work, Sami. Now all you need us a screwdriver to tighten things up again. ;-)

Actually the hole is too loose for it. Either bigger screw or some filler for the hole is needed! =D

Da hilft nur Pattex ;-)

Indeed that is needed here! =D

super mit dem Kontext. Aber ist nun ein kostbare Tischplatte kaputt???

That is a wall ;-) But yes, some filler for the hole is needed =D

I thought it was something by IKEA- my shelves and cupboards look like this after a while;-)

A perfect contribution to MM2.0!