Seeing SMALL in a BIG world…
Here I will place all things small…
Macro photography is HARD. There are so many problems to overcome that only those who are willing to work at the process will succeed. I am sorry but that is the truth. You cannot take any camera and create an image, crop it and blow it up to call it macro! Macro is close dirty work that requires special lenses or lens adapters, detailed control of the lighting and overcoming a VERY shallow depot of field! If you wish to learn more about macro/closeup photography I suggest that you start here then read a book on the subject. You will be glad you did!
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- The Splash
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- Tree Frog
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- Zebra Longwing Caterpillar
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- Venus Fly Traps
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- RIce Paper Butterfly
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- Red Eyed Tree Frog
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- The Climber…. Red Eyed Tree Frog
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- UFO
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- The Hole in my soul….
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- Magnolia Detail
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- Purple Dragon
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- Tree Frog on Ginger Lily
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- Red Eyed Tree Frog
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- `Room With A View
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- Ghost Crab
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- Multiple Exposure
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- Orchid Macro
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- The small red flower…
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- Anole and Snake on Pepper Plant
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- Tree Frog on display
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- The Peeper
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- Alice was here also…
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- Get ready, here it comes!
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- Spider on Pitcher Plant
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- Boys in the hood…
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- The Alien
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- Micro Forest
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- Gulf Fritillary
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- The perfect collision…
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- Golden Eyed Tree Frog
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- Anole on display
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- Rotten Meat Mushroom
Nice Post. this has got me moving on a project I have been stalling on. Also on Macro Photography, geared for garden flowers, since many of us have gardens this time of year.
Thanks! Yes I know what you mean. I have been thinking of spending some more of my time this next week in the macro realm also!