Weekly Photo Challenge – Focus!
I have always been fascinated by macro photography since my daughter was very young and we used to crawl around the local woods looking for fungus to snap. A heavy SLR camera fitted with extension rings plus a tripod was dragged through autumn leaves and mud. Nowadays a digital point-and-shoot makes things a lot easier, but finding good subject matter and blurring the background while sharpening the foreground on something the size of a pinhead is still a challenge. Here’s a couple of recent successes in our local woods with raindrops as inspiration.
Winter Trees in a Raindrop
Suspended Raindrops!
Categories: Photography
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The reflection of branches in the drop is fantastic
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What a great picture!
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Thank you Kelly, lots to shoot that day in the woods
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Wow! Fantastic “captures”!
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Thank you so much, my camera does most of the work!
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How could do I make photographs like yours? I would be happy!!
Congratulations!
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1. Good digital point and shoot camera 2. Make lots of mistakes
3. Learn from them
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I will follow your indications.
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That’s it Carlos, take lots of photos remembering your settings on the camera. Some will be good, some will be rubbish, but slowly as you learn all will be good👍👍
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Awesome raindrops. Thank you for visiting my gardens as well.
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