Macro Photography

in #photography7 years ago (edited)

I bought a macro lens (Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM Lens) the winter of 2015. Over the course of the next couple of years, I started to take a lot of interest in using it for spiders and insects. The small world around us holds many wonders. I also use it for ornament photography during my volunteer sessions at the local Festival of Trees (I'll be making a post that has to do specifically with the Festival in the future.)

A bold jumping spider that was hanging out on my deck.

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A honey bee from Nixon Honey at the hives that are housed at my parents acreage.

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A bold jumping spider that was hanging out in my garage for the winter. I still love how much detail you can see in the paper towel it is sitting on.

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At the back door of my old house, I always had at least one spider make a web there for the summer. They were always very large by the end of the season, as they usually camped out next to the back door lamp.

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great photos (:

This is my inspiration for the day, thanks.

You are very welcome. :)

Hey - have you tried to shoot snowflakes?

I have not tried snowflakes yet, but have some inspiration to do some frozen bubbles the next time the temperature drops this winter.

How difficult are snowflakes to do?

I think I need to take your camera out for a "spin" haha

We'll take it out one day, and I can walk you through how to use it properly.

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