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Leaf Trio
Here’s an attempt at multiple exposure using my macro lens. Happy Friday!Filed under: macro, multiple exposure
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Alaska Sunshine
This photo was taken as direct morning sunshine backlit this little orange leaf on the deck railing. Filed under: macro, nature, travel
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Exhaling
I enjoy just about all kinds of photography, but when I spend time with flowers and my macro lens I can feel my shoulders relaxing and my breath slowing. This is truly my comfort zone and a wonderful...
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Things Are Looking Up
At least the photographer was looking up when taking this photo . . . I was on the floor looking up at the flower which was positioned on the counter. That’s my ceiling with “incorrect” white balance...
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De-lovely
Another February tulip! To me, there is something kind of wholesome and apple-like about this luscious tulip- especially when shot from below. Filed under: macro
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Macro Mood
I never tire of macro- this one was taken on a mirror. Don’t ask me what kind of feather it is; it’s part of a bag I got at Hobby Lobby! Filed under: macro, nature
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Born to Be Wild
Until we moved to Arizona, I had never heard of Apache Plume- but now I photograph the seed heads every summer. We have a big shrub of this native plant in front of our house. I can’t say it is lovely...
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Adios
I was out with my macro lens among the flowers and the hummingbirds and one bee this morning. I was able to capture the bee as it landed in many shots- but my favorite one for some reason is this one,...
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More Wild
I’m continuing to have fun with the native plants and weeds growing in front of our house. I love how the lightbox brings out the details, and how photoshop layers can create magic with this image.
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